Apostille Service in Sherwood, Oregon
Claiming citizenship through a parent or grandparent, in countries such as Italy, Ireland, Poland or Mexico, means proving the family line with official records, and each record needs an apostille. Pac Signing Notary files the whole set for Sherwood clients in one order. The fee is $195 for the first Oregon document and $20 for each additional one. See our full Oregon apostille service.
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The records a citizenship-by-descent claim needs
The consulate tells you how far back the line must go. For each person in the line, expect to supply these.
| Record | Apostilled by | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Birth certificate | The state where the birth happened | Usually the long-form certified copy |
| Marriage certificate | The state where the marriage happened | Certified copy from the state or county |
| Death certificate | The state where the death happened | For ancestors who have died |
| Divorce decree | The state of the court that issued it | Copy certified by the court |
| Naturalization record | U.S. Department of State | A federal record, so it does not go to Oregon |
Why these orders need planning
- Records come from several states. A grandparent born in one state and married in another means two different state offices. We file with each one.
- Names and dates must match. Consulates compare every record. If a name is spelled differently between documents, raise it with the consulate before filing.
- The count adds up. Three generations can mean ten or more records, which is where the $20 rate for each additional Oregon document matters. Six Oregon documents in one order cost $295.
- Translations usually follow. Most consulates want each apostilled record translated. See our document translation services.
Pricing
| 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 |
Records from another state are $195 for the first and $65 for each additional one from the same state.
Oregon apostilles are ready in 1 to 5 business days. See the full price list.
How we serve Sherwood
We do not have a walk-in office in Sherwood. 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 Sherwood, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A mobile visit is $70.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an apostille for dual citizenship?
Yes, for countries in the Hague Apostille Convention. Each birth, marriage and death record in the family line is apostilled by the state that issued it.
Can you apostille records from different states?
Yes. Each record goes to the state that issued it, and we file with each one for you.
Do you have an office in Sherwood?
No. Our Lake Oswego office is the closest, and mobile notaries travel to Sherwood.
How much does an apostille cost in Sherwood?
$195 for the first Oregon document and $20 for each additional one. A mobile notary visit is $70.
How long does an apostille take?
Oregon apostilles take 1 to 5 business days. Next-day service is sometimes possible at the same price.
Start your apostille
Book an appointment or call (971) 394-4152. Tell us the documents you have and the country they are going to.