Lion's Mark Law Company provides the services of Apostille and Consular (Embassy) legalization of documents issued in the United States of America (USA).
Affixing an Apostille stamp is a mandatory requirement for legal validity of a document in the territory of another country, which is a participant of the Hague Convention. For all other countries the procedure of Consular legalization is required.
The USA is a participant of the Hague Convention of 1961, so the procedure of legalization of documents shall be executed by affixing an Apostille stamp (for submission to other member-states' authorities). In the USA Apostille is a single sheet certificate of a standard form attached to the document. The document shall be apostilled in the State of issuance. Every State establishes a form of the certificate and the Secretary of State or his deputy certifies such a document.
We propose our services of affixing an Apostille stamp on the following types of documents:
Personal documents:
Corporate documents (commercial documents, business documents):
| Cost of our services of affixing an Apostille on U.S. documents | |
|---|---|
| Apostille, per 1 document |
from USD 230 |
| Lead time |
2 - 3 business days |
| Delivery of documents (FedEx is advisable) from the USA to Ukraine |
from USD 90 |
| Time of delivery | 2 - 3 business days |
The countries, which accept the Apostille are listed in the Hague Convention of 1961. For these countries the Consular (Embassy) legalization is canceled.
Hague Convention Member States:
Below is the list of the most demanded countries (which are not members of the Hague Convention of 1961) for consular legalization of documents:
Brazil, Egypt, Jordan, Canada, Qatar, China (China, People's Republic of), Costa
Rica, Kuwait, Iran, Iraq, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Syria, Taiwan, Uruguay, the Philippines.
These countries require verification of the documents authenticity in Embassies or Consulates.
Lion's Mark Law Company provides the services of Apostille and Consular (Embassy) legalization of documents issued in the United States in all the States without exceptions.
