Notarization Guidance
We confirm your power of attorney is properly signed and notarized before certification begins.
Powers of Attorney for Use Abroad
From notarization to state apostille, federal authentication or embassy legalization, we prepare powers of attorney so they are accepted wherever they are needed.
Notarization to Legalization
A power of attorney for use abroad may require notarization, state apostille, federal authentication or embassy legalization depending on where it was signed and the destination country. We review the requirements and coordinate every step.
We confirm your power of attorney is properly signed and notarized before certification begins.
We determine whether your destination country requires an apostille or full embassy legalization.
Certified translation and secure courier return are available so your original reaches you safely.
Requirements vary by country and by how the document was signed. Contact us before sending your original power of attorney so we can confirm the right certification path.
