Authentication frequently involves several bureaucratic stages, making it a tiresome and confusing process. Our experts have dealt with hundreds of authentication cases and use their experience to review the requirements for each document. They undertake document authentication on behalf of the client, significantly reducing the turnaround time and making the entire process fast, efficient and effortless. Our experts specialize in the legalization of a wide variety of documents, including educational diplomas, transcripts, marriage and birth certificates. « Show Less

The best rates

We guarantee you will get the best rates at Authxperts. We are located in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area, in close proximity to all government departments and public offices. This allows us to offer the most competitive rates on the market. What's more, we have a rate match policy: if you find a competitor offering a better rate than us, we will match that price!

Reliability

Authxperts has been providing Apostille and Embassy Legalization services since 2003. We are a BBB accredited business and have been rated A in their reliability report. Our internet payments are secure and verified either by Paypal or Authorise.net. Customers from all over the world have trusted Authxperts and speak of their positive experience with us.

Corporate discount

We offer discounted prices for corporate customers and customers who require authentication on multiple documents. Speak to a member of our staff to find out more.

Great service

At Authxperts, we pride ourselves on our customer service. We keep our customers regularly updated on the progress of their documents and offer a online document tracking system. Customers can also speak to an expert anytime during the week, or send us an email using our Contact Us form and we guarantee to get back within 24 hours.

In most cases an Embassy Legalization will require the document to be authenticated by the notary, followed by legalization from the Secretary of State, the US State Department and the embassy of the foreign country to which the document will be sent. See the next section for how you can determine whether your documents would require an Apostille or an Embassy Legalization. You can also speak to one of our experts for further information about document legalization. « Show Less

Here to help

The process of obtaining an Apostille or Embassy Legalization can get very complicated. Each foreign country has its own specific requirements, procedures and fees when asked to legalize an American document. For instance, the embassy may require that the contents of the document should be translated from English into their country's native language, and that such translation also be authenticated by the respective departments. Read how we can help »