What’s the Difference Between an Apostille and Authentication?
Updated: Sep 6

Whether you need an apostille or authentication depends on the country where your document will be used. Both processes authenticate documents for international use, but they apply to different destination countries.
Apostille vs. Authentication: What’s the Difference?
An apostille is generally used when the destination country is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. If the destination country is not a member, the document may require authentication and additional legalization instead.
The process required can also depend on the type of document and where it was issued. Because the requirements vary by destination country, it is important to determine which process applies before submitting your documents.
Crutch Notary Services can help determine the appropriate process for your documents based on where they will be used.





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