Destination Weddings
Apostille for Destination Wedding Documents
Getting married abroad? Foreign registrars require apostilled birth certificates, single status affidavits, and divorce decrees. We process all destination wedding documents same-day in Miami.
Documents We Apostille
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents do I need apostilled for a destination wedding?
Most foreign registrars require apostilled birth certificates and single status affidavits (certificate of no impediment). If either party was previously married, a divorce decree or death certificate of the former spouse must also be apostilled.
What is a single status affidavit and do I need one?
A single status affidavit (also called a certificate of no impediment or certificate of freedom to marry) is a sworn statement that you are legally free to marry. Most countries require this document apostilled before performing a civil ceremony.
How far in advance should I apostille my wedding documents?
We recommend starting at least 6-8 weeks before your wedding date. Florida documents are processed same-day, but federal documents (like naturalization certificates) take 3-5 business days.
Can you apostille documents for a wedding in Mexico, Italy, or the Dominican Republic?
Yes. We apostille documents for weddings in all 125 Hague Convention member countries. For non-Hague countries, we handle consular legalization instead.
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