MAY 31, 2017
Do you need a Hague apostille for a U.S. document for use in South Korea? We will be happy to help!
As both the U.S. and South Korea are members of the Hague Convention, U.S. documents bearing Hague apostille stamps will be legal and valid in South Korea.
We provide apostille services for all kinds of documents, from all U.S. states, intended for use in South Korea.
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Apostilles for South Korea
We obtain apostilles for use in South Korea from all U.S. States for all kinds of documents, most often for degrees and transcripts, verification letters, FBI records, birth, marriage and divorce certificates, powers of attorney, etc.
Please select the state where your document was issued, signed, certified, or notarized
Important! Your document has to be apostilled in the state where it was issued (certified, notarized), e.g. if you were born in New York, your birth certificate has to be apostilled in New York, your power of attorney notarized by a Vermont notary public will need a Vermont apostille, etc.
DIPLOMA APOSTILLES FOR SOUTH KOREA:
If you are planning to teach in South Korea, you will be requested to present your diploma and transcript with Hague apostilles. One of the most common questions: Is there any way to get a diploma (or copy of) apostilled IN Korea? At the U.S. embassy? The answer is "no". An apostille needs to be issued in the U.S. We apostille a lot of educational documents for South Korea, and we will be happy to assist you with obtaining apostilles for your educational documents, too. We can apostille both the original documents and copies, depending on your needs and the requirements of the receiving agencies. A scanned copy can be emailed. Please email copies of your documents for a free evaluation.
FBI APOSTILLES FOR SOUTH KOREA:
Did you know that both originals and scanned copies of FBI background checks are acceptable for apostilles? As FBI criminal background checks are federal documents, apostilles need to be issued by the U.S. Department of State in Washington DC.
More about federal apostilles.
Read more about legalization of documents for South Korea.