Apostille

Apostille Services in Denver, Colorado

MJ Notary Denver provides fast, professional apostille services throughout Denver and the greater Colorado area. Whether you need to authenticate personal documents — birth certificates, marriage licenses, diplomas — or business documents for international use, our certified notary guides you through the complete Colorado Secretary of State apostille process from start to finish.

An apostille is an official certification recognized by all 120+ countries participating in the 1961 Hague Convention. It verifies that your document is authentic and legally acceptable for use in another country. If you are relocating internationally, conducting overseas business, or submitting documents to a foreign government or institution, you likely need an apostille.

Full apostille service: $175  |  Travel fee starting at $45  |  Copy certifications: $5 per document

Apostille Service from MJ Notary Denver

MJ Notary Denver handles the complete Colorado apostille process for individuals and businesses — from notarizing your document to preparing it for Colorado Secretary of State authentication. We are an NNA member and certified Colorado notary public, providing apostille and notarization services throughout Denver and the Denver metro area.

Authorization

$175 for full service

Copy Certification

$5 per document

Colorado Apostille Authentication

When Do You Need an Apostille?

You need an apostille whenever a government agency, foreign business, court, or institution in another country requires proof that your U.S. document is genuine. In Colorado, apostilles are issued by the Colorado Secretary of State and are required when submitting documents internationally for purposes such as:

  • Applying for dual citizenship, a foreign residency visa, or a work permit abroad
  • Getting married in a foreign country
  • International adoption proceedings
  • Enrolling in a university outside the United States
  • Conducting business with international partners or foreign government agencies
  • Providing legal documents to a foreign court or embassy

Common documents that require apostille certification include birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, diplomas and transcripts, powers of attorney, court orders, corporate filings, and notarized affidavits.

Legalizations

Oaths/Affirmations

Signature Witnessing

Acknowledgments

Jurats

Copy Certifications

Apostilles

Loan Packages

Denver Apostille Service

We Come to You — Anywhere in the Denver Metro

Getting an apostille through MJ Notary Denver is simple. We travel to your location — home, office, or anywhere convenient — to notarize your documents on-site. We then prepare your paperwork for Colorado Secretary of State submission. We serve Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Centennial, Commerce City, Thornton, Westminster, Littleton, Englewood, and surrounding communities.

Apostille FAQ

How much does an apostille cost in Colorado?

MJ Notary Denver charges $175 for full apostille service, which includes document notarization and preparation. The Colorado Secretary of State charges a separate state filing fee for the official apostille certificate. Copy certifications are $5 per document. Travel fees start at $45 depending on your location within the Denver metro area.

How long does an apostille take in Colorado?

Processing time depends on the Colorado Secretary of State’s current workload. Standard processing typically takes 5–10 business days after submission. Expedited options may be available directly through the Secretary of State’s office. Contact us to discuss your timeline so we can help you plan accordingly.

What is the difference between notarization and an apostille?

A notarization verifies that signatures on a document are authentic. An apostille takes that one step further — it certifies the notary’s authority and makes the document officially recognized in participating countries under the Hague Convention. International document requirements typically need both: notarization first, then the apostille.

What documents can receive an apostille in Colorado?

Only documents issued by a public authority are eligible — government-issued certificates, court records, and properly notarized documents. Common examples include birth certificates, marriage licenses, death certificates, diplomas, powers of attorney, business filings, and notarized affidavits. Purely private documents without notarization are generally not eligible.

Do you handle apostille services for the whole state of Colorado?

Yes. While we are based in Denver, MJ Notary Denver provides apostille services for clients throughout Colorado. We can travel to your location across the Denver metro area, or for clients further afield, coordinate document handling remotely. Contact us to discuss your situation.

Denver

$45

Aurora

$45

Lakewood

Commerce City

$45

$45

Denver Apostille Services

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Phone

(720) 333-0580

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Hours

Monday-Friday:  11:00 am to 6:00 pm

Saturday: 10:30 am to 1 pm pre-set appointments only.

An additional cost of $25 for services before or after business hours.

Marty was prompt and polite, taking care of our apostille and notary needs quickly and efficiently. Highly recommended.

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Apostille Services

Full-service apostille authentication for Colorado — $175, including document notarization and preparation for Secretary of State submission.

Certifications

Fully certified and NNA-member notary public, serving Denver and the surrounding Colorado metro area.

Mobile Apostille Service

We travel to you throughout the Denver metro area. Travel fees start at $45. Also available: mobile notary and online notary services.

Document Types

Birth certificates, marriage licenses, diplomas, powers of attorney, business filings, and more — we handle the full range of documents requiring Colorado apostille certification.