Yes.

If the country where your document will be used is not a participant in the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille may not be the appropriate form of authentication.

Instead, the document may need to go through an authentication and legalization process. Depending on the document and destination country, this may involve state or federal authentication followed by legalization through the appropriate Embassy or Consulate.

B. Elise Notary Services can assist with coordinating the authentication and legalization process and help identify the steps applicable to your document and destination country.

Because requirements vary by country and document type, each request is reviewed individually before processing begins.