What is an Enrollment Verification Letter?
An enrollment verification Letter is an official document on letterhead which may include some specific academic and enrollment information. It proves to third parties that you are, or were previously, enrolled as a student at a school. There are many situations in which you may need to provide verification of your student status, including applying for a job, deferring student loans, applying for scholarships, or seeking a discount on insurance.
When sending this document to foreign countries, you need to obtain an apostille (or authentication) certificate. Here are the steps.
Step 1: Get the Enrollment Verification Letter notarized.
There are two options available for you to get the letter notarized.
Option 1: Contact the Office of the Registrar to request an Enrollment Verification Letter and let them know that the letter must be notarized for the Apostille process.
Option2: In case the requestors overseas need your Enrollment Verification Letter translated into their language, you may directly email us a photocopy of your letter. We'll get it translated and notarized.
Step 2: Obtain Apostille or Authentication from related government authorities.
The destination country of your document will decide which certificate you should obtain.
An Apostille is for documents to be used in countries that participated in the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty. Once complete, no more steps are needed.
Authentication certificates are for documents to be used in countries that do not participate in the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty. The documents undergo an additional step for obtaining Authentication certificates from the US Department of State and that country's embassy in DC.
If the destination country is a member country/region (such as Germany, Spain, France, etc.):
Get an Apostille from the Secretary of State in your state. No further certification is needed.
If the destination country is NOT a member country/region :
Get an Authentication from the Secretary of State in your state.
Get an Authentication from the U.S. Department of State. (if required)
Get a Legalization from the Embassy.
After you place the order, then please mail us the original notarized documents for further processing based on the instruction you received from our team.
That's it. Once the apostille or authentication process is completed, we will mail it to your mailing address, either domestically or internationally. Shipping costs apply.
We provide apostille, authentication, and embassy legalization services for other personal documents and corporate documents issued in 50 states and DC.
If you have any questions and do not know which service to order, please contact us by describing ① the type of the document, ② which state the doc is from, and ③ in which country the doc will be used, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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