• Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificates, Car Titles,  Certificate of Naturalization
• Death Certificate, Divorce Decree, Death Certificates
• Divorce Decree Single Status Affidavit, Background Checks (Local, State, FBI)
• Power of Attorney,  Copy of U.S. Passport,  Copy of Driver License, Transcripts
• Diplomas,  Authorization Letter, Travel Consent Letter, Articles of Incorporation
• Certificate of Good Standing, Certification of Free Sale, Certification of Origin
• Corporate Power of Attorney

There are two different types of authentications:

APOSTILLE: It is required for all types of documents that you are planning to use in foreign countries. The apostille process ensures that your document(s) will be recognized as legitimate in all participating countries that are party to the Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents. (See participating countries below). Normally, Travel Visa Pro does not assist with apostille services for Hague countries.

LEGALIZATION: For documents that are to be used in countries which have not signed Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents, a different chain of authentication is applied that eventually includes legalization by the appropriate consulate.

This list was last revised on August 2016.
Note: Guatemala will join The Hague Apostille convention on September 18, 2017