When presenting documents overseas, you’ll often need an apostille to verify their authenticity. The Michigan apostille is a certification issued by the Michigan Secretary of State, confirming that a document is valid and ready for international use under the Hague Convention of 1961.
If the destination country is not part of this treaty, the documents may require legalization through an embassy or consulate instead. Not sure which process applies? No worries — One Source Process will guide you through every step to ensure your documents meet the exact requirements.
Common documents that may require a Michigan apostille include:
- Birth and death certificates
- Marriage certificates
- Divorce decrees
- Power of attorney
- FBI background checks
- Educational transcripts and diplomas
- Corporate records
We’ll ensure your apostille request in Michigan is processed correctly the first time.
How Do I Get an Apostille in Michigan?
Obtaining an apostille in Michigan involves several steps — but when you work with One Source Process, we make it quick and seamless.
Here’s how it works:
- Complete our online apostille Michigan request form
- Send us your original documents or certified copies
- We review everything for errors (free of charge!)
- We submit to the correct offices — whether the Michigan Secretary of State or other required agency
- Receive your apostilled documents anywhere in the world
Whether you’re in the U.S. or abroad, we handle everything on your behalf.
