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This guide provides clear instructions on completing the process for obtaining an Apostille through the appropriate channels. Following these step-by-step directions will help ensure that your documents are correctly prepared and submitted.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the Apostille process.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the required form and open it for editing.
- Prepare the documents that need notarization. This includes original diplomas, transcripts, or enrollment verification letters. Ensure that these documents are in order before moving forward.
- For diplomas, if you do not have the original, request a replacement. For transcripts, use SAGE or submit a signed Transcript Request Form indicating the need for notarization for the Apostille process.
- Current students can request an Enrollment Verification Letter through SAGE, while alumni should email the University Registrar for a Degree Certification Letter, specifying notarization for the Apostille.
- Compile all required documents and mail or deliver them to the University Registrar's office. If mailing, include a letter with specific return instructions and a self-addressed, pre-paid envelope for documents to be returned post-notarization.
- Include a check made out to 'Commonwealth of Massachusetts' to cover the Apostille fee, noting that fees are detailed on the Secretary of the Commonwealth's website.
- Once your documents are notarized, you may either pick them up in person from the Registrar's office or have them mailed back to the address you provided.
- After receiving your notarized documents, visit the appropriate site to initiate further processing for the Apostille as needed.
Begin preparing your documents online today to complete the Apostille process efficiently.
In the United States, the Apostille certification process is verified by the Secretary of State for Non Federal Government issued documents and/or the US Department of State for documents issued by US Federal Government agencies.
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