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[BluEnglnd]

I need a US Apostille on my notarized degree for Korean immigration. I am currently in the Philippines. I already have a job that should start in June, but the problem is the working visa. How to do this for my degree from the Philippines, without going to or relying on someone from the US, and without a US method of payment and without a US prepaid stamp or envelope?As of now, my copy of my degree is signed and notarized by a Philippine notary as a true copy and I have the notary's copy of certification and creditionals as well. Thankyou for your help and support.

[TSE]

Do you have a relative you could send it to and then reimburse them later?

[NYC_Gal 2.0]

There are companies that will do it all for you in the US. They charge between 200 and 300 dollars, but that includes fedexing it to you. It's a lot of money, but it's fast and easy. I would have gone that route if I didn't have family and friends to handle it for me.

[hogwonguy1979]

OP that aint gonna fly with kimmig, you will need the diploma notarized in the state where you got the degree then get that state to apostillize it. no us state will accept a Philippine notary, the notary has to be from the state where the apostille will be done

the ONLY (and this is a HUGE IF) is to get it apostilled in the Philippines. though I doubt kimmig will accept a US diploma with a Phillipino apostille

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