Apostille Service in Georgia

We offer Apostille Service in Georgia and an authentication certificate issued by the Georgia Department of State, so your translation checks every box for international acceptance.

Apart from offering Professional Document Translation Services, Spanish Docs Translations obtains the Apostille you may submit before 122 countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention.

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    What is an Apostille?

    The Apostille is a certificate issued to authenticate a public document that will be used in a foreign country. The term refers to a specific certificate added to a public document to confirm its authenticity.

     

    This process is regulated by the Hague Convention regarding the Apostille for Foreign Public Documents, an international agreement that simplifies the authentication of documents between ratifying countries.

     

    When a country is part of this convention, the public documents issued in this country to be used in another member state can receive the Apostille. This Apostille certifies the authenticity of the signature of the public official and the seal or stamp that the document bears. 

     

    The apostille greatly simplifies the legalization process for international documents, making this authentication for international use quicker and more efficient.

    What Kind of Documents Can Have an Apostille?

    At Spanish Docs Translations, we can obtain an apostille for the following documents:

     

    • Birth Certificates
    • Marriage Certificates
    • Death Certificates 
    • Divorce Final Sentence and Decrees
    • Diplomas
    • Legal Documents
    • Power of Attorney
    • FAA Letters 
    • Wills and Testaments
    • Business Certificates & Articles of Organization
    • Academic Transcripts
    • Certified and Notarized Translations

    How Do I Obtain an Apostille for a Document?

    1. You can send us the documents that require translation and an apostille OR the original documents that require an apostille.
    2. Our team assesses your documents.
    3. We send you a quote and order for the service.  
    4. You place the order by paying and authorizing the service.
    5. Our team translates your documents. 
    6. One of our Certified Translators, signs the Certificate of Translation.
    7. The Translator’s signature is notarized.
    8. We obtain the apostille.
    9. We deliver your Certified and Notarized Translation and its Apostille.

    Who We Are

    We are a team of  professional Translators and Interpreters with a vision of contributing linguistic solutions to facilitate communication between the Spanish-speaking and the English-speaking communities in the US and for businesses and individuals doing business in Latin America.

     

    Our team is under the guidance and supervision of Mariana Campos, an ATA Certified Translator. Mariana frequently works as an on-air interpreter with CNN en Español and has worked with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and the Georgia Institute of Technology. She served as a Translations Coordinator at the Latin American Association in Atlanta.

    “My mission is that my clients communicate effectively in English and in Spanish.”

    Mariana Campos, Spanish Docs Translations Director

    Which Countries accept the Hague Convention Apostille?

    Currently, 122 countries are part of the Apostille Convention (Hague Treaty Convention 12). 

    Albania
    Andorra
    Antigua and Barbuda
    Argentina
    Armenia
    Australia
    Austria
    Azerbaijan

    Bahamas
    Bahrain
    Barbados
    Belarus
    Belgium
    Belize
    Bolivia
    Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Botswana
    Brazil
    Brunei Darussalam
    Bulgaria
    Burundi

    Cape Verde
    Chile
    China, People’s Republic of
    (Hong Kong & Macao Only)
    Colombia
    Cook Islands
    Costa Rica
    Croatia
    Cyprus
    Czech Republic

    Denmark
    Dominica
    Dominican Republic

    Ecuador
    El Salvador
    Estonia

    Fiji
    Finland
    France
    Georgia
    Germany
    Greece
    Grenada
    Guatemala
    Guyana

    Honduras
    Hungary

    Iceland
    India
    Indonesia
    Ireland
    Israel
    Italy

    Japan
    Jamaica

    Kazakhstan
    Korea, Republic of
    Kosovo
    Kyrgyzstan

    Latvia
    Lesotho
    Liberia
    Liechtenstein
    Lithuania
    Luxembourg

    Malawi
    Malta
    Marshall Islands
    Mauritius
    Mexico
    Moldova, Republic of
    Monaco
    Mongolia
    Montenegro
    Morocco

    Namibia
    Netherlands
    New Zealand
    Nicaragua
    Niue
    North Macedonia, Republic of
    Norway
    Oman

    Pakistan
    Palau
    Panama
    Paraguay
    Peru
    Philippines
    Poland
    Portugal

    Romania
    Russian Federation

    Saint Kitts and Nevis
    Saint Lucia
    Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
    Samoa
    San Marino
    Sao Tome and Principe
    Saudi Arabia
    Senegal
    Serbia
    Seychelles
    Singapore
    Slovakia
    Slovenia
    South Africa
    Spain
    Suriname
    Swaziland
    Sweden
    Switzerland

    Tajikistan
    Tonga
    Trinidad and Tobago
    Tunisia
    Turkey

    Ukraine
    United Kingdom of Great Britain
    and Northern Ireland
    Uruguay
    Uzbekistan

    Vanuatu
    Venezuela

    Frequently Asked Questions

    If you are in the State of Georgia, you may contact Spanish Docs Translations for Document Translation to obtain an Apostille for your documents, certificates, or power of attorney. Over 20 years of experience guarantee your documents authenticity and validity for international procedures. Our committed team offers trustworthy and efficient services. If you need to translate your documents and obtain an apostille in Georgia, do not hesitate to contact us for more information.

    The Apostille of a certified translation may be obtained with the same service that issued the translated document as long as the translation has been previously certified and notarized. The certification and notarization guarantee the authenticity and legal validity of the translation, which enables the apostille process.

    Yes, it is possible to obtain an apostille for translated documents. To process it, make sure you have a certified and notarized translation, then follow the steps established by the applicable authority to grant apostilles in your jurisdiction. The certification and notarization are key elements to guarantee the authenticity of the document before obtaining the apostille.

    The organization where you are submitting the documents will determine the order of these two processes. Usually, the original documents need to be authenticated with the apostille. Spanish Docs Translations can help you obtain the apostille authentication. Then the documents, including the apostille, are translated. 

    In some cases, government agencies require the apostille to be attached also to a translation. In this case, we suggest you follow these steps to obtain the apostille and the translation to be submitted abroad: 

     

      1. Certified Translation: Obtain a certified translation of your original document. This translation is performed by a Certified Translator who will provide an affidavit regarding the accuracy and completeness of the translation. 
    • Notarization: The translation needs to be notarized. The notarization means a notary public has verified the identity of the translator and has witnessed his/her signature on the affidavit. The notarization will be a prerequisite for the apostille.
    • Apostille: Bring the notarized translation to the applicable office to obtain the apostille. The apostille is attached to the original document, and it certifies its authenticity for international use. You may also choose to hire the services of Spanish Docs Translations, where we will handle your translation as well as obtain the apostille for your original document and its translation. 

     

    The apostille and the certified translation are two different processes related to document authentication. The Apostille certifies the international validity of an original public document issued by a government official. The Certified Translation is performed by a Certified Translator who issues an affidavit stating the accuracy of the translation. Both processes are relevant to international procedures, and their application depends on the specific requirements established by the country receiving your documents.

    The times to obtain an apostille in the US vary from one state to another and other factors. Verifying turnaround times with the Secretary of State Office for each applicable state is advisable to obtain the right information. In the case of Georgia, you may explore the options of specialized services such as Spanish Docs Translations, offering certified translations and assistance to obtain an Apostille. Processing times in Georgia depend greatly on shipping times. If you bring your documents to Spanish Docs Translations, your Georgia Apostille may be ready in 2 days’ time. Do not hesitate to contact Spanish Docs Translations to obtain a specific quote and turnaround times tailored to your needs. 

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