New Jersey State Document Apostille
Help preparing and submitting New Jersey state-issued documents to the NJ Department of the Treasury for an apostille, so they're recognized abroad.
- In person · Paterson, NJ
- Remote · nationwide
- Bilingual service
What is an apostille and when do I need one?
An apostille is a certification that authenticates a document for use in another country that participates in the Hague Apostille Convention. NJ state-issued documents — like a NJ birth or marriage certificate, or a document notarized in NJ — need to go through the New Jersey Department of the Treasury for this certification. We help you prepare and submit the request correctly.
When do you need this?
- Using a NJ birth or marriage certificate abroad
- A document notarized in New Jersey
- A diploma or transcript from a NJ school
- Power of attorney or business documents for use overseas
What's included
- Review of your document and eligibility for apostille
- Preparation of the apostille request
- Guidance on submission to the NJ Department of the Treasury
- Certified translation, if the destination country requires one
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Areas We Serve
Served in person from our Paterson, NJ office — plus remote/mail-in service nationwide, wherever you are.
For documents issued by the State of New Jersey — available by mail from anywhere, not limited to New Jersey or Texas residents.