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Pablo
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 Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2012 6:28 am Post subject: |
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| Skippy wrote: |
| Avoid sending directly to the State Department. The time can take a couple of weeks. Spend the money and use one the services like Rushdocs or apostille pros. The will leterally walk into the State Department Office is DC and get it signed. |
This is good advice. I did the same. Mailing directly to the State Department can cause another huge delay. However, I don't recommend using Apostille Pros. Their price is a real ripoff. There are others who will do it for a fraction of Apostille Pro's fee. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the online company I used. It was a lot cheaper and worked perfectly.
Update- Here, I found it. The company I used was:
http://www.uslegalization.com/
They charge only $37. You yourself pay for the postage of your choice. Even opting for FedEx for both submission and return, I think my total was still around $80-90. Apostille Pros charges an outrageous $275. I have no vested interest in this company. I'm just saying that for me they were effective, fast, easy, and cheap. |
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