Apostille/Authentication Service (International Shipping)

Apostille & Authentication Service

Need your Utah County marriage certificate recognized internationally? We handle the entire process for you—saving weeks of waiting by personally picking up your certificate and delivering it directly to the Utah Lt. Governor’s Office.

Service Includes:

• Certified copy of your Utah County–issued Marriage Certificate, picked up by us with your signed authorization
• Apostille or Certificate of Authentication processing at the Utah Lt. Governor’s Office in Salt Lake City
• Hand delivery to and in person pick up from the Lt. Governor’s Office
• Expedited shipping via FedEx

Order Cutoff:

• Orders must be placed by 10:00 AM (Mountain Time) to be included in that week’s Monday processing.
  
• Orders placed after the cutoff will be processed the following week.
• If Monday falls on a holiday, orders will be processed on Tuesday.

Turnaround Time:

• Certificates are picked up from the Utah County Clerk’s Office during the Monday pickup cycle (or after your order is placed, if not married by us)
• Certificates are hand-delivered to the Utah Lt. Governor’s Office
• Once processed, your Apostille/Authentication is shipped to you the following Monday (or Tuesday in the event of a Monday Holiday)

Requirements for Service 

⚠️ IMPORTANT:

• This service is only available for marriage certificates issued by Utah County, Utah
• You do not need to have been married by us—any Utah County marriage certificate is eligible
• By placing an order, you authorize us to obtain a certified copy of your marriage certificate from the Utah County Clerk’s Office to complete the Apostille/Authentication process

What Is an Apostille?

An Apostille is an official certification that verifies the authenticity of your marriage certificate for use in countries that participate in the Hague Apostille Convention.

If your destination country is not part of the Hague Convention, the Utah Lt. Governor’s Office will issue a Certificate of Authentication instead.

We recommend confirming document requirements with your immigration authority or requesting agency before ordering.