Oregon City is the Clackamas County seat, so many of the documents we see from here come from the circuit court: divorce decrees, name change orders, adoption decrees and probate papers. Pac Signing Notary checks that each court document is certified the way the state requires, then files it for the apostille. The fee is $195 for the first Oregon document. See our full Oregon apostille service.
| Document | Typical use abroad |
|---|---|
| Divorce decree or judgment | Remarrying in another country |
| Name change order | Matching a passport or foreign ID to other records |
| Adoption decree | Citizenship or registration for an adopted child |
| Letters testamentary and probate orders | Claiming or selling inherited property overseas |
| Guardianship or custody order | Travel, schooling or residency for a child |
The Oregon Secretary of State will only apostille a circuit court document that shows three things: the court official’s signature, their printed name, and their title. A plain photocopy of a judgment, or a copy printed from an online case search, will be rejected.
Vital records are different. A divorce record from Oregon Vital Records and a divorce decree from the court are two separate documents, and the country asking will usually say which one it wants.
| Document | First document | Each additional |
|---|---|---|
| Oregon documents | $195 | $20 |
| Documents from another state | $195 | $65, from the same state |
| FBI background check with apostille | $295 |
Oregon apostilles are ready in 1 to 5 business days. See the full price list.
We do not have a walk-in office in Oregon City. The closest is our Lake Oswego apostille office at 5 Centerpointe Dr, Suite 400, open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 2pm, with free parking.
A mobile notary can also come to your home or workplace in Oregon City, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A mobile visit is $70.
We also serve Clackamas, Beavercreek, Mulino, Molalla and Estacada.
Yes. It must be a copy certified by the circuit court, showing the court official’s signature, printed name and title.
From the circuit court that issued it. Ask for a certified copy, not a plain copy.
No. Our Lake Oswego office is the closest, and mobile notaries travel to Oregon City.
$195 for the first Oregon document and $20 for each additional one. A mobile notary visit is $70.
Oregon apostilles take 1 to 5 business days. Next-day service is sometimes possible at the same price.
Book an appointment or call (971) 394-4152. Tell us the documents you have and the country they are going to.
