How California Apostille Agents Can Help You
California Apostille Agents is the leading authority on getting documents apostilled at the Los Angeles apostille office of the CA Secretary of State. We are a registered service provider of the California Secretary of State. We provide apostille services to clients from San Diego to Los Angeles to San Francisco–and the rest of the US and world. We make sure every step of the California apostille process goes smoothly by having one certified California apostille agent and CA-licensed notary work with you from start to finish. Call us at 310-995-8225 to get started on your apostille project. Click here for Pricing and Payment.
What Is an Apostille?
An “apostille” is a form of authentication typically issued by the Secretary of State of each state that is attached to public documents, such as birth certificates, that are being sent to countries that participate in the Hague Convention of 1961. The CA Apostille is issued by the California Secretary of State in both Sacramento and at the Los Angeles apostille office. 
Why People Trust Our Apostille Service
We are experienced, certified California Apostille Agents and California-Licensed Notaries located near the Los Angeles apostille office. We take your critical documents very seriously and do not use any telephone operators with headsets or messengers that can lead to miscommunication, switching your documents or misplacing documents.
Our California Apostille Location
We are located in the West Los Angeles area (with free parking by appt.). If you are outside Los Angeles or California (or within LA but trying to avoid the traffic), you can FedEx your documents to California Apostille Agents, 1440 Veteran Ave., #210, Los Angeles, CA 90024 after we review your project. Click “Learn More” for a Google map.
The CA Apostille Process: How It Works
The first, and probably the most important, step in our CA apostille management process is to make sure you have the right type of document for an apostille and, if already notarized, that it was properly notarized. You would be surprised to know how many documents are notarized incorrectly and are rejected by he Secretary of State. Please click “Learn More” for the complete list of steps.
