Apostille commercial documents for UK

CHELSEA, U.K. - Oct. 12, 2014 - PRLog -- Many residents in the United States may encounter a problem while trying to answer this question.  This is due to the numerous procedures and the countless paper works that are required by the official agencies and departments  so as to recognize the validity of the certificate and be eligible for use in the customs of the Hagues Countries. Today, we will shed the light on the different types of documents that can be apostilled and the different procedures that are required to be properly apostilled.  Firstly, we will set the difference between the Hague participating countries and the non- Hague participating countries. The Hague Participating Countries are a group of countries that participate in the Apostille Convention abolishing the requirement of certification documents. On the other side, the Non Hague Participating Countries are the rest of countries that did not participate in the Apostille Convention and still following the old procedures to legalize documents.

The United Kingdom is part of the countries participating in the Hague Convention. That is why you have to obtain an apostille certificate attached to your document in order for your document to be recognized in the customs of the United Kingdom. First, the document must be properly notarized by a commissioned notary public in the state where the document was originally issued. After notarizing the document, the Apostille Certificate can be obtained from the Secretary of the State office in the same state where the certificate is originated. This procedure can take a lot of precious time that you are in need of, that is why US apostille is happy to offer its clients the chance to apostille their commercial documents from the California Secretary of the State office. In just one business day, you apostille will be ready for use in the United Kingdom with the minimum price that you can ever find. US apostle aims to tighten the commercial relationships between the United States and the United Kingdom through facilitating the official procedures of commercial export document.