MARIE WARD

You cannot apostille a photocopy or unofficial transcript. You must have an official transcript with: The school's official seal (raised or embossed) The registrar's signature Issued directly from your school (high school, college, or university) Contact your school's registrar's office to request sealed, official transcripts. Many schools now offer online ordering. Step 2: Get the transcript notarized by a Texas Notary Public. You can have a Notary witness the School Officials signature or...

If you're managing property, handling financial matters, or conducting business internationally, you may need to apostille your Power of Attorney (POA). An apostille certifies that your POA is authentic and legally recognized in countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention. Here's how to get your Power of Attorney apostilled in Texas: Step 1: Have Your Power of Attorney Notarized Before a Power of Attorney can be apostilled, it must first be notarized by a Texas notary public....

Planning to move abroad with your spouse, apply for a visa, or register your marriage in another country? You'll need an apostille on your marriage certificate. An apostille is an official certification that makes your U.S. marriage certificate legally recognized in over 120 countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention. Here's the process for getting your Texas marriage certificate apostilled: Step 1: Get a Certified Copy of Your Marriage Certificate You'll need a certified copy...