Need a document authenticated for use in another country? Eric Brown specializes in Texas apostille services — helping Houston residents and businesses get documents accepted internationally, fast.
An apostille is a form of authentication issued by the Texas Secretary of State that makes your documents legally valid in over 120 countries that are members of the Hague Convention. Without it, foreign governments and institutions may not accept your documents.
Tell us what document you need apostilled and the country where it will be used. We'll guide you on exactly what's needed.
Some documents must be notarized before apostille. Eric handles both steps, saving you time and extra trips.
Your document is submitted to the Texas Secretary of State for the official apostille stamp or certificate.
Your fully authenticated documents are returned promptly — ready for use in any Hague Convention country.
For our dedicated apostille portal with country-specific guidance, country lookup tools, and online ordering, visit our specialized apostille website:
Or call Eric directly for personal guidance:
📞 832-429-7330We handle apostilles for personal, educational, legal, and business documents destined for countries worldwide.
For immigration, dual citizenship, and international marriage applications.
For international employment, graduate programs, and professional licensing abroad.
Required for foreign spouse visas, international marriage registrations, and name changes abroad.
For managing property, finances, or legal matters in another country.
Articles of incorporation, corporate resolutions, and business licenses for international use.
Divorce decrees, adoption papers, and legal judgments for international recognition.
Have questions about the Texas apostille process? Here are the answers Houston residents ask most often.
Processing times vary depending on submission method and the Secretary of State's current workload. Expedited options are available. Contact Eric for current turnaround estimates.
It depends on the document type. Vital records issued by Texas don't typically require prior notarization. Private documents (like affidavits or corporate docs) usually do. Eric will advise you on your specific situation.
Over 120 countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention accept apostilles. Visit apostille-us.com for a full country list and requirements.
Yes. We handle apostille services for documents originating from anywhere in Texas, not just Harris County.
Documents for non-Hague countries require embassy legalization instead of an apostille. We can guide you through that process as well.
Call Eric Brown today for expert guidance or visit our dedicated apostille site.
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