New Jersey apostille requirements are somewhat of an anomaly: rather than typically being issued by the Secretary of State, apostilles in Trenton and across the state come from the Treasury. Through our apostille and legalization services, the team deals with the nuances of Garden State protocols, including in the capital, to ensure compliance from start to finish.
The Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services in Trenton
In Trenton, NJ, apostilles are handled by the New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services. The office accepts authentication requests by mail, courier service, or hand delivery between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
The Notary Unit on West State Street
Within the above department, the Notary Unit on West State Street is the specific division tasked with verifying your paperwork and issuing your apostille.
Mail Processing Times
For standard mail submissions to the Trenton apostille office, turnaround times range from 12–20 business days, not including the time it takes your paperwork to arrive by post and be entered into the system. This can be sped up by using a courier or official expedited services, but depending on when it’s received and current workloads, these options can still take days. With our professional service, you neither have to go to the office, wait a long time to receive your certification, nor worry about paperwork errors causing delays.