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Utah apostille

Documents issued or notarised in Utah are apostilled by the Lieutenant Governor’s Office in Salt Lake City. We obtain it for you – birth and marriage certificates, diplomas, notarised powers of attorney, corporate documents – and deliver worldwide.

An apostille can only be issued by the jurisdiction whose official signed the document. For Utah that means: state and county documents (vital records, court documents, notary certificates, corporate filings) go to the Lieutenant Governor’s Office; federal documents – FBI Identity History Summaries, documents of federal agencies and federal courts – go to the US Department of State in Washington, DC.

Vital records must be certified copies issued by the county or state vital records office; hospital birth certificates, photocopies and scans cannot be apostilled. Private documents such as powers of attorney, affidavits or copies of diplomas are first signed before a notary public, and the apostille then confirms the notary’s commission.

Who apostilles what

  • Lieutenant Governor’s Office
    Utah vital records, court documents, notarised documents, corporate documents
  • US Department of State
    FBI background checks, federal agency documents, federal court documents, consular reports of birth abroad

A US apostille is not accepted in Kosovo (Article 12 objection); documents for these countries are legalised instead.

Documents we apostille from Utah

Where will your Utah document be used?

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Choose the destination to see the exact route for a birth certificate issued in United States.

Utah apostille: questions

The Lieutenant Governor’s Office in Salt Lake City issues apostilles for public documents issued in Utah and for documents notarised by a Utah notary public.

No. FBI reports and documents of federal agencies are apostilled only by the US Department of State, Office of Authentications, in Washington, DC.

Yes. You do not need to be in Utah – we order the certified copy, submit it to the Lieutenant Governor’s Office and ship the apostilled document to you anywhere in the world.

No. Only certified copies issued by the county or state vital records office carry a registrar signature the Secretary of State can apostille.

Utah documents, apostilled and delivered

Certified copy, notary, Secretary of State, translation and worldwide courier in one request.

Questions? Write to [email protected]