Apostille Documents to Register a Freight Forwarder or Branch Abroad
Registering a freight forwarding company or opening a branch in a foreign country requires authenticated US corporate documents. Miami Dade Apostille apostilles the articles of incorporation, certificates of good standing, and powers of attorney needed for international logistics registration.
Documents Required for Foreign Registration
Foreign transportation and logistics registries typically require apostilled articles of incorporation, a certificate of good standing, corporate resolutions authorizing the foreign operation, a power of attorney for the local representative, and proof of insurance. Requirements vary by country.
IATA and FIATA Membership
Some countries require proof of IATA or FIATA membership as part of the registration process. These membership certificates may also need to be apostilled or legalized. We can advise on the specific requirements for your destination country.
Non-Hague Countries
For non-Hague countries, corporate documents must also be legalized by the destination country's embassy after the apostille. We handle the full legalization chain for any destination.
Turnaround
State apostilles: 1–3 business days. Embassy legalization: 10–20 business days. Rush service available. Call 1-800-631-9171 or WhatsApp us.
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