Official transcripts need a notarized registrar statement, then county clerk authentication, then the Secretary of State apostille.
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
- Tell the registrar the transcript is for an apostille. Sealed envelopes may need to be opened during processing.
Questions
Does a Maryland transcript 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 transcript?
$50 per document through us, plus the $1 clerk fee.
Transcript apostille by country
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