At Orange County Apostille, we proudly specialize in helping individuals, families, and businesses authenticate documents for use in Spanish-speaking countries. Whether you are applying for dual citizenship, getting married abroad, enrolling in a university, buying property, or handling legal matters overseas, our team makes the process smooth and stress-free.
We offer professional apostille services, certified translations in Spanish, and notary public support—all under one roof. We simplify complex international paperwork so your documents are 100% accepted in countries like Mexico, Spain, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, El Salvador, Peru, and more.
Why Apostille Is Required for Spanish-Speaking Countries
Most Spanish-speaking countries are part of the Hague Apostille Convention, which means they accept the apostille certificate as the legal method for verifying the authenticity of a U.S. document.
If your documents are going to:
- Mexico
- Spain
- Argentina
- Chile
- Colombia
- Peru
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Uruguay
- Costa Rica
- El Salvador
- Paraguay
- Ecuador
- Nicaragua
- Dominican Republic
- Panama
… then your U.S. document must first be apostilled to be legally recognized in those countries.
🔗 Hague Apostille Convention Members (U.S. Dept. of State)
Documents We Apostille for Spanish-Speaking Countries
We can apostille virtually any official U.S. document, including:
✅ Vital Records
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Death Certificates
- Divorce Decrees
✅ Academic Records
- Diplomas
- Transcripts
- Enrollment Letters
- School Attendance Letters
✅ Business Documents
- Articles of Incorporation
- Bylaws
- Board Resolutions
- Certificates of Good Standing
- Contracts
✅ Legal and Personal Documents
- Power of Attorney
- FBI Background Checks
- Court Judgments
- Affidavits
- Adoption Documents
All documents must be original or properly notarized. If you’re unsure, we’ll review your documents for free.
We Offer Certified Spanish Translation Services
Before a document can be used in a Spanish-speaking country, it often needs to be translated into Spanish and accompanied by a certification of accuracy.
At Orange County Apostille, we provide:
- Certified Translations by Native Speakers
- USCIS & Embassy-Approved Formats
- Fast Turnaround Times (Same-Day Available)
- Spanish Translation for Over 90 Document Types
Whether you’re translating a birth certificate, power of attorney, university degree, or medical report, we guarantee precise and officially certified results.
🔗 USCIS Certified Translation Requirements
We Also Provide Notary Services for Spanish-Language and U.S. Documents
Not sure if your document needs to be notarized before being apostilled?
We can help. Our licensed California Notaries provide:
- In-office notarization
- Mobile notary appointments
- Spanish-language support
- Notarial certificates in English or bilingual formats
Common documents we notarize for apostille:
- Power of Attorney (for real estate transactions in Mexico or Central America)
- Consent to Travel forms for minors
- Affidavits for immigration or inheritance
- Medical authorization forms
- Notarized letters for embassy or consulate use
Why Choose Orange County Apostille?
✅ All-in-One Service – Apostille, Translation, and Notary under one roof
✅ We Speak Spanish – Bilingual staff ready to assist
✅ Fast Turnaround – Same-day, 2–3 business day, and standard 7–10 day processing
✅ 100% Acceptance Guarantee – Documents accepted abroad or your money back
✅ Convenient Appointments – In-person, mobile, and mail-in options available
✅ Trusted by Thousands – Clients from across California and around the world
Serving Clients Across Southern California & Internationally
Whether you live in Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego, or even outside the U.S., we can help you get your documents ready for use in any Spanish-speaking country.
You can visit us in person, mail us your documents, or upload them securely online.
📍 Office Address:
Orange County Apostille
17875 Von Karman Ave, Suite 150
Irvine, CA 92614
🌐 Book Online: https://orangecountyapostille.org/book-an-appointment
How to Get Started
- Upload or drop off your documents
- We’ll review and confirm what’s needed
- We handle notarization, translation, and apostille
- Receive your documents by mail or in person
Trusted Support for Your Cross-Border Needs
If you’re preparing documents for:
- Dual citizenship applications in Spain or Mexico
- Real estate purchases in Latin America
- Weddings in Colombia or Chile
- University enrollment in Argentina or Spain
- Inheritance claims or legal matters abroad
… trust Orange County Apostille to handle the documentation with precision, speed, and care.
Ready to Start?
Don’t risk rejection from a foreign embassy, consulate, or government agency. Let our experienced team handle the details for you.
👉 Book Your Apostille & Translation Appointment Today