Court Document Apostille
Divorce decrees, custody orders, judgments, name change orders, probate documents — apostilled for foreign courts, immigration, and international legal matters.
Court Documents We Apostille
Divorce Decrees
Required for remarriage abroad, foreign property division, immigration.
Custody Orders
For international custody arrangements and Hague Convention cases.
Judgments & Orders
Civil judgments, settlement orders, restraining orders.
Name Change Orders
For updating passports, foreign IDs, and overseas records.
Probate & Estate
Letters testamentary, probate orders for foreign asset handling.
Background & Disposition
Certified case dispositions, criminal record checks.
Civil Litigation Records
Settlement agreements, court-stamped pleadings, decrees.
What You Need First — Certified Copies
Court documents must be certified copies issued by the court clerk — not photocopies, not “true and correct” reproductions. The clerk’s office adds the official certification seal and signature.
Common Reasons for a Court Apostille
Remarrying abroad
Foreign authorities require proof of prior divorce being final.
Foreign property division
Settling assets in another country after a divorce decree.
Immigration / visa
Court records often required for visa applications and citizenship.
Foreign name change recognition
Updating passports and foreign IDs to a new legal name.
Estate / inheritance abroad
Foreign courts require apostilled U.S. probate records for asset transfers.
International litigation
U.S. judgments enforced or referenced in foreign legal proceedings.
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