Apostille & Document Legalization Services
Trusted. Compliant. Simplified for Global Use.
Need a U.S. document authenticated for international use? Whether you're finalizing an international adoption, submitting school or legal records, or preparing business filings—Elite Notary Signing offers fast, secure apostille services recognized worldwide.
📍 Based in Georgia, we assist clients nationwide with apostille processing, document certification, and international document authentication.
We provide support for:
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Apostille for birth, marriage, and legal documents
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Authentication for ministry, school, immigration, or adoption paperwork
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Certification of public records and notarized documents
Whether you're local to Georgia or mailing in from another state, we’ll help ensure your documents are properly notarized, certified, and apostilled—accurately and on time.
Common Apostille Requests We Handle
✅ Birth, Marriage & Death Certificates
✅ School Records & Academic Transcripts
✅ Power of Attorney & Adoption Documents
✅ Legal Filings & Court Orders
✅ Ministry, Travel, or Immigration Records
✅ Business Certificates & Affidavits
We assist with both Hague Convention and non-Hague countries.
Where We Serve
Based in Duluth, GA, we provide apostille services for U.S. documents originating in Georgia or other states.
📬 Mail-in service available across all 50 states
🚗 Mobile service across Gwinnett, Fulton, DeKalb, and Metro Atlanta
Our Process
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✅ We confirm required documentation and next steps.
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📦 Documents are submitted to the Georgia Clerk of Court.
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📬 Your completed apostille is returned by mail or delivered in person.
Why Choose Elite Notary Signing?
⭐ Local & Nationwide Reach
⭐ Fast Turnaround Options (Standard & Expedited)
⭐ Trusted by Attorneys, Families & Agencies
⭐ Clear Communication at Every Step
Frequently Asked Apostille Questions
Got Questions Before You Submit?
We’ve answered some of the most common Apostille concerns:
What is the apostille process and how long does it take?
The apostille process involves submitting a notarized or certified document to the Georgia Superior Court Clerk of Court (or the issuing state’s office). Processing typically takes 5–7 business days in most states. We offer both standard and expedited service options.
How fast can I get an apostille?
Standard apostilles are usually completed within 1–2 weeks. If you're on a deadline, we offer rush processing—often within 1–3 business days depending on the issuing state and document type.
What’s the difference between an apostille and notarization?
A notarization verifies your signature on a document. An apostille validates the notary’s authority for international use in countries that are part of the Hague Convention.
Can I request an apostille if I’m not in Georgia?
Yes. We serve clients across all 50 states. You can mail your documents to us for processing—even if they weren’t issued in Georgia.
Can you apostille documents issued outside of Georgia or the U.S.?
Yes. We handle apostille requests for most U.S. states and assist with authentications for non-Hague countries. For foreign-issued documents, we’ll advise on the required consular steps.
Do I need to mail my original document, or can I upload it?
Most apostilles require an original or certified document. We’ll guide you on whether to send the original or if a scanned copy is sufficient for review before mailing.
Who issues the apostille—Secretary of State or Clerk of Court?
It depends on the document type. In Georgia, most apostilles are issued by the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA), while others are handled by the Secretary of State.
