You can submit your order here. Once you submit your order you will receive the affidavit form. You must fill the form and sign with a public notary either in person, or online. 

For Remote Online Notarizations:

You will receive an invitation link to schedule an appointment with one of our online notaries. The session will take place remotely through the secure BlueNotary platform.

To participate, you’ll need a valid U.S.-issued ID or passport. When you join the session, the platform will guide you through an ID verification process before connecting you with a notary. The notary will then assist you step-by-step with the signing process to ensure everything is completed smoothly and securely. There is no need to send the physical file to complete the legalization/apostille. 

For In-Peron Notarizations:

If you choose to complete your notarization in person, you’ll need to schedule an appointment with a local Florida notary public. To complet the apositlle, the original notarized document with a wet signature is required. We will provide a UPS shipping label for you to send the original document to us. Simply drop it off at the nearest UPS location.

Once the document has been apostilled by the Department of State, we’ll return it to you.

Once your remote online notarization request is received, you will receive an invitation link to schedule an appointment with one of our online notaries. The session will take place remotely through the secure BlueNotary platform.

To participate, you’ll need a valid U.S.-issued ID or passport. When you join the session, the platform will guide you through an ID verification process before connecting you with a notary. The notary will then assist you step-by-step with the signing process to ensure everything is completed smoothly and securely.

This affidavit was created to be used in the State of Florida. If you are from outside of Florida, please contact a notary near you to guide you through the affidavit. You may still print out this affivadit so that they can use it as a sample or reference. We are unable to assist with apostilles for out of state documents unless they are translations.  

This depends on the country. However, a notarized document in the U.S. just legalizes the document within the United States and its territories only. By not completing the apostille process, the document would have no legal value abroad. As a result, the document will likely be rejected. 

The actual text of the affidavit may be in either English or the language of the country you are planning on getting married. However, the notarial statement must remain in English. 

If you have the text in another language other than English, we recommend getting a translation here.