📦 Maryland Apostille Courier Services
At Shunta’s Mobile Notary, we specialize in secure, reliable, and efficient Maryland Apostille Courier Services. Whether you’re an individual preparing personal records, a law firm handling client cases, or an agency managing high-volume filings, our team ensures your documents are processed correctly and delivered without delay.
👤 For Individuals
We assist individuals who need personal or family records authenticated for international use. From birth certificates to powers of attorney, we make sure your paperwork is submitted to the Maryland Secretary of State and returned to you promptly.
Common documents include:
- Birth, marriage, and death certificates
- Divorce decrees
- Probate wills
- Powers of Attorney
- Single status affidavits
- Diplomas and transcripts
⚖️ For Law Firms
Law firms often require large batches of documents to be authenticated for clients. Our courier service ensures sensitive legal records are delivered directly to the correct authority and tracked until they are completed.
Examples:
- Affidavits
- Court judgments
- Corporate bylaws and resolutions
- Deeds of Assignment
- Agreements and contracts
🏢 For Agencies & Corporations
Agencies and corporations often manage high-volume apostille requests. We handle bulk processing with precision and care, saving your team valuable time while ensuring compliance.
Examples:
- Articles of Incorporation
- Certificates of Good Standing
- Commercial invoices
- Export certificates
- Business contracts and agreements
⭐ Why Choose Our Courier Service?
- 15-document minimum designed for efficiency in bulk processing
- Hand-delivery to the Maryland Secretary of State
- Careful monitoring from start to finish
- Secure and dependable return of your completed documents
🏛️ State and County Documents
Documents issued directly by a state or county government office also receive an apostille or authentication from the Secretary of State in that same state.
Examples:
- Birth certificates
- Death certificates
- Marriage certificates
- Divorce decrees
- Probate wills
- State court judgments
💡 Key Tip
- Private documents (notarized or corporate): State Secretary of State handles it.
- State-issued vital records or court documents: State Secretary of State also handles it.
- Federal government documents: U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. handles it.
states for Washington, D.C. carrier for the federal, hours are 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, except holidays