How to apostille a document issued in New Mexico?
If your document is issued in the state of New Mexico and will be used abroad, an Apostille is required. The Apostille may be affixed to documents bearing the official signature and seal of a currently commissioned New Mexico notary public or the current New Mexico State Registrar.
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In New Mexico, your original document should be signed and stamped by a local notary public if it’s non-recordable, or certified by the public official (the county/court clerk or registrar) if it’s recordable. Then the Apostille is processed by the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office.
What documents can be apostilled in New Mexico?
Any public, private, or corporate documents issued in New Mexico can be apostilled. These documents include, but not limited to:
Birth Certificates
Death Certificates
Marriage Certificates
Divorce Certificates
Court Documents
State or Local Background Checks
Petition for Name Change
Copy of Driver’s License
Copy of Passport
Single Status Affidavit
Affidavit of One and the Same
Power of Attorney
Diplomas and Transcripts
Proof of Income
Employment Verification Letter
Bank Statement
Tax Returns
Articles of Incorporation/Articles of Organization
Corporate Amendments
Company’s Annual Report/Statement of Information
Bylaws/Operating Agreements
Good Standing Certificate
Business License
Meeting Minutes
Board Resolutions
Corporate Stock Ledger
Contracts and Agreements
How to obtain vital records in New Mexico?
To get an apostille for vital records, including birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates for events that occurred within the state of New Mexico, you must first order a certified copy of the vital record. The fastest and easiest way is to order it online at VitalCheck, which is authorized by the government to provide vital records for individuals in America.
What if my documents are federally issued?
Federal documents (like FBI Background Checks, Certificate of Naturalization, and Trademarks) are not authenticated at the state level. In this case, the service you’ll need is the Apostille of the U.S. Department of State.
Special guidelines for documents in New Mexico
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What’s the apostille process, and what should I provide?
1. Order the Apostille service online. If you prefer to pay by check, make it payable to American Notary Service Center Inc. Fees and processing time can be found here.
2. Mail your documents to our office for processing.
Mailing Address:
American Notary Service Center
7512 Diplomat Drive, Suite 101,
Manassas, VA 20109Besides New Mexico, we can also apostille documents issued from other states, D.C., or the U.S. Federal agencies. The Apostille process can be complicated, time-consuming, and distracting that requires expertise and experience. So just leave it to us! Our experts can provide you with a full range of fast services that allow you to save time and focus on your own careers and key areas.
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