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Power of Attorney Apostille in Orange, CA

A power of attorney apostille lets a POA signed in Orange be accepted overseas — to sell or manage property, handle banking, or represent you in business abroad. We notarize and apostille powers of attorney for Orange clients at our Orange office, by mail, or online.

Notarize first, then apostille

A power of attorney must be notarized before it can be apostilled. We can do both: our commissioned California notaries witness the signature, then we apostille the document through the Secretary of State. If it is going to a non-Hague country, we handle embassy or consulate legalization too.

Typical POA uses

  • Selling or buying property abroad
  • Managing foreign bank accounts or investments
  • Representing you in overseas legal or business matters
  • Family and inheritance matters in another country

Your nearest office: Orange office

333 City Blvd W, Suite 300, Orange, CA 92868

Right here in Orange. Visit by appointment, mail your documents in, or order online — whatever is easiest.

Orange power of attorney apostille — FAQs

How do I get power of attorney apostille in Orange?
You have three easy options: mail your documents to us, book an appointment at our Orange office (right in Orange), or start your order online. Whatever is most convenient. Start online at orangecountyapostille.org or call (818) 606-7442.
How long does it take?
Most California apostilles are completed in a few business days, with expedited, next-day, and same-day options available. Federal documents and embassy legalization take longer. We will give you a clear timeline for your specific document when you order.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on the document type, the destination country, and how fast you need it. You will see a clear total before you pay — no surprises. Call (818) 606-7442 for a quick quote.
Do you serve all of Orange County?
Yes. We serve Orange and every community in Orange County through our offices, mobile notary service, and nationwide mail-in. Your documents never have to leave your hands until you are ready.
Does my power of attorney need to be notarized first?
Yes. A POA must be notarized before it can be apostilled. We can notarize it for you — in person or by mobile notary — and then apostille it in the same order.
Can you apostille a POA for selling property abroad?
Yes. We regularly apostille powers of attorney used to sell or manage property overseas, including for non-Hague countries that require full embassy legalization.
Can I do everything without coming to Orange?
Yes. You can complete your entire order online and by mail from Orange. We keep you updated and return your finished documents by tracked mail.
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