Apostille Facilitation

Help getting your documents authenticated for use in another country.

Sending a document abroad — a power of attorney, birth certificate, diploma or business record? Many countries require an apostille from the Texas Secretary of State before they'll accept it. I notarize what's needed and coordinate the apostille process so your paperwork is accepted overseas without the guesswork.

Quoted per document

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How it works

Three simple steps

Tell me the destination

Let me know the document and the country where it will be used.

Notarize & prepare

I notarize where required and assemble the package for the state.

Apostille obtained

The documents are submitted and returned to you ready for international use.

Be ready

What to bring

The original document and destination country
Your valid government photo ID
Any deadlines so we can plan turnaround

When I can't notarize

Apostille timelines depend on the Texas Secretary of State; I'll set honest expectations and never promise a date the state controls.

Please note: Katrina Titze is a Notary Public commissioned by the State of Texas. A notary public is not an attorney and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. Notarial fees comply with Texas Government Code §406.024; travel fees are quoted and agreed in advance.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is an apostille?

It's a certificate that authenticates a public document so it's legally recognized in another country that's part of the Hague Convention.

Do you guarantee acceptance abroad?

I facilitate the Texas process correctly, but the receiving country sets its own requirements. I'll help you confirm what they need.

Let's get started

Ready to get your documents notarized?

Book online in under a minute, or call or text Katrina directly. Same-day and after-hours appointments are often available across DFW and statewide by RON.

Book an Appointment (214) 972-8126