Employment letters, bank reference letters, doctor's letters, translator affidavits and true-copy declarations all become apostille-ready after notarization and clerk authentication.
The route
- Sign before a Maryland notaryThe notary's stamp names their county.
- Clerk of the Circuit Court (notary’s county)Authenticates the notary · about $1 per document
- Maryland Secretary of State16 Francis Street, Annapolis, MD 21401 · $5 per document
- Apostille attachedValid in every Hague Convention country
Tips before you send it
- The apostille certifies the notary, not the content of the letter.
- Translations are usually notarized through a translator's affidavit of accuracy.
Questions
Does a Maryland notarized letters and copies need a notary for the apostille?
Yes. It must be signed before a Maryland notary, then authenticated by the county clerk.
What does it cost to apostille a notarized letters and copies?
$50 per document through us, plus the $1 clerk fee.
Notarized Letters and Copies apostille by country
Other documents
- Birth CertificateDIY
- Death CertificateDIY
- Marriage CertificateDIY
- Divorce DecreeDIY
- Court Recordsdirect
- SDAT Business Recordsdirect
- Maryland Criminal Record Checkdirect
- Power of Attorneyclerk
- Affidavits and Sworn Statementsclerk
- Travel Consent Letter for a Minorclerk
- Diplomaclerk
- Transcriptclerk
- Company Resolutions and Certificatesclerk
- FBI Background Checkfederal