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Consulates often require U.S. documents to carry an apostille or a certificate of authentication from the Secretary of State of the state that issued them. This 2-page cover letter and checklist lists each document to authenticate, explains the difference between an apostille and authentication, and asks for fast processing because of a burial deadline. Use it with your state's own request form.
Part of the Repatriation Planning Toolkit and the Request Letters Pack.
What you receive: an instant digital download (.zip) with fillable PDFs in US Letter and A4. Type directly into the fields on a computer or tablet, or print and write by hand.
For personal use only. General planning information, not legal advice.
Consulates often require U.S. documents to carry an apostille or a certificate of authentication from the Secretary of State of the state that issued them. This 2-page cover letter and checklist lists each document to authenticate, explains the difference between an apostille and authentication, and asks for fast processing because of a burial deadline. Use it with your state's own request form.
Part of the Repatriation Planning Toolkit and the Request Letters Pack.
What you receive: an instant digital download (.zip) with fillable PDFs in US Letter and A4. Type directly into the fields on a computer or tablet, or print and write by hand.
For personal use only. General planning information, not legal advice.
