Apostille for Grenada

 

Apostille for Andorra – What You Need to Know

To use a U.S. document in Grenada, it must be certified with an Apostille. Grenada is a member of the Hague Convention, which means it recognizes the Apostille as the official method for legalizing foreign documents.

An Apostille certifies the authenticity of a state notary’s or county official’s signature on your document. Once apostilled, your document is legally valid for use in Grenada—no need for additional legalization through the Grenadian Embassy or Consulate.

Common U.S. Documents Apostilled for Use in Andorra:

• Birth Certificates

• Marriage Certificates

• Divorce Decrees

• Diplomas and Transcripts

• Power of Attorney

• Single Status Affidavits

• FBI Background Checks

• Adoption Documents

• Business and Corporate Records

For countries that are not part of the Hague Convention, a different process called Authentication is used. But for Andorra, the Apostille is all that’s needed.

We take care of the entire process for you—quickly, securely, and with personal service. Get in touch with us today to begin!

How much does an Apostille cost?

Apostille Fee: $98 per document.
If notarization is required:

• DC Notary: $5

• Virginia Notary: $10

Additional fees may apply depending on the applicable Secretary of State or U.S. Department of State processing charges.

– A Completed Authentication Request Form (PDF).
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