State Statutes Apostille

State Statutes, Revised State Statutes or State Code is a set of legal guidelines for the processes within the specific state. For example, Revised Nevada Statutes will contain state requirements and definitions of the divorce procedure, and dissolution of marriage and final judgement of divorce. This information is often required to be used outside of the United States for personal, business, and financial procedures. In such instance, the State Statutes must have apostille or embassy legalization certificate attached to them. 

Can you just Apostille State Statutes?

No. If you print the copy of the statute from an online source, a library or purchase State Statutes from Legal Stationery Store, you may not submit it for apostille processing. First step is to obtain the Certified Transcript of the State Statutes, State Code, Revised State Statutes, or the Revised State Code. The certification is produced by the Government Custodian of Official Records and is issued for specific Chapters and Section required for your purpose. Only after the certification the Apostille may be applied to the State Statutes. 

Can you notarize State Statutes for Apostille?

You can notarize a copy. However, the eligibility of such apostille will be very low. 

Can you apostille state statutes for business processes?

Yes. As long the Chapter and Section is known, DOXNOW may retrieve, certify and apostille state statutes and codes, including those sections which deal with Corporations and Limited Liability Companies. 

How to order State Statutes Apostille?

Simple! Place your order online with DOXNOW request form: Statue Statutes Apostille.