FLORIDA APOSTILLE

FL Birth Certificate for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the acting Florida State Registrar and the embossed seal of the FL Vital Statistics.  Plain and color copies of FL Birth records are not eligible for FL Apostille or Embassy legalization.

 FL Death Certificate for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the acting Florida State Registrar and the embossed seal of the FL Vital Statistics.  Plain and color copies of FL Death records are not eligible for FL Apostille or Embassy legalization. 

FL Marriage certificate may be obtained from the FL Vital Statistics. Florida Certificate of Marriage  for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the acting Florida State Registrar and the embossed seal of the FL Vital Statistics.  Plain and color copies of FL Marriage records are not eligible for FL Apostille or Embassy legalization.  

 FL Marriage license copy may be obtained from the local county vital records office. Florida Marriage License Copy  for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the County Registrar and the embossed seal of the County Vital Records Office.  Plain and color copies of FL Marriage records are not eligible for FL Apostille or Embassy legalization.   

Certified Copy of the  FL Divorce Decree may be obtained from the local county vital records office. Florida Divorce Decree  for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the County Registrar and the embossed seal of the County Vital Records Office.  Plain and color copies of FL Marriage records are not eligible for FL Apostille or Embassy legalization.    

 FL Divorce certificate may be obtained from the FL Vital Statistics. Florida Certificate of Divorce  for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the acting Florida State Registrar and the embossed seal of the FL Vital Statistics.  Plain and color copies of FL Divorce records are not eligible for FL Apostille or Embassy legalization.   

FL Certificate of No Record of Marriage, also known as Certificate of No Impediment for Marriage is obtained from the FL Vital Statistics. A diligent search of all FL marriage records needs to be made, and in the event that no record is found the certificate of no record of marriage is issued.  FL No Record of Marriage Certificate for apostille and embassy legalization processing needs to be a recently issued certified copy with the signature of the acting Florida State Registrar and the embossed seal of the FL Vital Statistics. 

FL Single Status Affidavit, or FL Declaration of Eligibility to Marry is a sworn self-declaration. Single Status Affidavit for apostille processing in Florida must be signed and notarized by Florida Notary Public. 

To Apostille Florida Articles of Incorporation, a Certified Copy of Articles of Incorporation must be obtained from the FL State Government. FL Articles of Incorporation is the initial registration document for all Florida Corporations. 

 To Apostille Florida Articles of Formation, a Certified Copy of Articles of Formation must be obtained from the FL State Government. FL Articles of Formation is the initial registration document for all Florida Limited Liability Companies.  

 To Apostille Florida Articles of Amendment a Certified Copy of Articles of Amendment must be obtained from the FL State Government. FL Articles of Amendment is the  registration change document for all Florida Corporations and Limited Liability Companies.  

Processing Apostille Bylaws in Florida will require proper notarial statement. Bylaws is the internal document of a Corporation which provides basic guidelines for business operations and trade activity.

 Processing Apostille Operating Agreement in Florida will require proper notarial statement. Operating Agreement is the internal document of a LLC which provides basic guidelines for business operations and trade activity. 

Apostille Certificate of Incumbency in Florida will require proper signature and notarial statement.  Incumbency  Certificate is an Authorization record issued in accordance with Bylaws or Operating Agreement of the business entity allowing an Officer of the business entity to perform specific actions.