Arkansas Apostille Service
COVID-19 Update: All federal documents, including FBI reports for use in Hague countries will take 1-2 weeks to process at the State Department. For Non-Hague countries, it will take roughly 12 weeks.
Apostille Fees
**1-2 weeks for Hague Countries and 8-12 weeks for Non-Hague countries
Arkansas Apostille Service
There are many instances when you may need an Arkansas apostille for your documents… from taking a new job overseas to getting married in another country. No matter the reason, you will need to have your papers certified as a true copy of the original.
An apostille is a universally accepted form of authentication of public documents so they can be recognized by certain foreign countries.
An apostille is used between countries that are members of the Hague Convention of 1961 and verifies the authenticity of the document’s signatures and seals. For the non-member countries, your paperwork must be authenticated through the embassy legalization process.

Documents We Apostille in the USA
- Marriage certificates
- Death certificates
- Birth certificates
- Divorce decrees
- Single status affidavits
- Power of attorney
- Wills
- Car titles
- Adoption dossier
- FBI records
- Criminal history reports
- Any notarized document
- Certificates of good standing
- Certificates of incorporation
- Certificates of origin
- Power of attorney
- Hiring documents
- Company invoices
- Other business documents
- High school
- GED
- College diplomas
- Report cards
- Other various school records
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Obtaining an Arkansas Apostille
The document to be apostilled and your destination country determines which authentication process to follow.
You begin with either the original document or a certified copy
Once you have those, then the papers are brought to the issuing Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State, located in Washington D.C.
If your documents require legalization instead of an apostille, the papers then need to be submitted to the Embassy or Consulate
While there may not be a lot of steps, there are many instances when different steps are followed. For example:
A driver’s license is a state-issued document and would go through the Secretary of State’s office, but FBI reports are federal documents and need to be authenticated through the U.S. Department of State
China requires you to legalize documents through the Embassy or Consulate, but Hong Kong requires you to apostille your paperwork
It’s all the nuances that make the authentication process difficult.


Let One Source Process Apostille Your Documents
We understand that obtaining an Arkansas apostille can be a daunting task; and if done incorrectly, the process can be delayed or rejected.
We have worked with many countries and have had all types of documents authenticated. We will spot the items that will cause your apostille to be rejected, and notify you to fix the mistake before any department sees it.
We also take it one step further; you can request that we have your documents translated into the language of your destination country.
Our Arkansas apostille process is simple, stress-free, and will exceed your expectations; we guarantee it. We are dedicated to 100% customer service.
Please contact us anytime from Monday-Friday 9am – 6pm EST and Saturday – Sunday 9am – 4pm EST at our toll-free number 1-800-668-5448 or email us at apostille@onesourceprocess.com.
We look forward to working with you.
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