Hague Apostille - Standard, Non-Urgent, and Urgent

It is a seal or certification issued by a competent authority that legalizes Spanish public documents for use in countries that signed the 1961 Hague Convention. It simplifies international legalization by eliminating the need for consular procedures.

All public documents: academic degrees, civil registry certificates (birth, marriage, death), criminal record certificates, notarial deeds, powers of attorney, court judgments, Commercial Registry certificates, official administrative documents, etc.

In over 120 countries that signed the 1961 Hague Convention, including all EU countries, the United States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Australia, Japan, China, among many others. Check the complete list on our platform.

It depends on the option: standard (7-10 business days), priority (3-5 business days), or urgent (24-72 business hours). Deadlines begin after document validation.

Yes, our service is 100% online. You can request and manage the apostille from any country in the world. You just need to send us the scanned document and you will receive the apostille by email.

The price includes official fees from the competent body (variable by document), our management fees, and review and tracking service. It varies by option chosen. Request a quote with no obligation.

Yes, the apostilled document in certified digital format has full international legal validity and is accepted by public and private organizations in Convention countries. If a physical original is required, we can send it by courier.

It depends on the document: the Ministry of Justice for judicial and Civil Registry documents, the Notarial Colleges for notarial deeds, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for administrative documents. We identify the correct body.

Some documents require prior notarial legalization (certified copies, signature authentication). Our legal review identifies if this is necessary and we also handle that prior procedure online.

The apostille itself does not expire, but the apostilled document may have limited validity according to the receiving country and body. For example, criminal record certificates usually require recent issuance (3-6 months). Check the destination country's requirements.