- Office appointment in West Palm Beach
- Notarization add-on available
- $10 state filing fee included
- In-person filing at FL Dept. of State
- Office pickup or local delivery
- 5 business day turnaround
- Single coordinated handoff
POAs, affidavits, authorization letters, corporate paperwork — notarized on the spot here, apostilled within 5 business days. $190 per document. Serving Delray Beach from our West Palm Beach office, by appointment.
Every week, notarized document apostille requests reach us from Delray Beach households and businesses — a city of roughly 171,000 where international paperwork is a fact of daily life. Plenty of apostille-bound documents were never government records to begin with. A power of attorney for property overseas, a single-status affidavit for a foreign wedding, a travel consent letter for a child flying with one parent, a corporate resolution for a subsidiary abroad — all private documents, and each one reaches the apostille only after passing through a Florida notary.
This is where we have a structural advantage: we are a notary service. Bring the unsigned document to your appointment at our West Palm Beach office and we notarize it correctly for apostille purposes on the spot, then file it in person at the Florida Department of State. One handoff covers both steps. $190 per document, 5 business days. For Delray Beach residents, that means one handoff — at your door or at our office — and the apostilled original back in your hands on a defined timeline.
Affidavits and sworn statements for foreign courts, immigration files, and civil registries — Florida-notarized, apostilled for use abroad.
Buying, selling, or managing property in another country without boarding a plane — an apostilled POA (procuración/procuração) empowers your representative to act before a foreign notary on your behalf.
Planning a wedding abroad? Most countries won't issue the license without a notarized, apostilled affidavit confirming you're free to marry.
When a minor flies internationally with one parent or a guardian, airlines and border agents expect notarized consent — and many countries insist that consent be apostilled.
Delray Beach is home to roughly 67,000 residents. Delray Beach is home to one of Florida's largest Haitian communities, alongside growing Brazilian and Caribbean populations — FBI background checks, birth certificates, and powers of attorney bound for Port-au-Prince, São Paulo, and Kingston cross our desk from Delray every week.
We serve clients throughout Delray Beach's neighborhoods including Pineapple Grove, Osceola Park, Lake Ida, Tropic Isle, and Downtown Delray, as well as nearby communities such as Boynton Beach, Highland Beach, and Gulf Stream. Landmarks like Atlantic Avenue, Old School Square, and the Delray Beach Pavilion put us on familiar ground — this is home-turf service, not a mail-order processor.
From Delray Beach, our West Palm Beach office is about 25 minutes away — and appointments are usually available same day or next day. We also handle notarized document apostilles for clients in nearby Wellington, and Belle Glade.


Ninety percent of rejected filings trace back to what follows, so Delray Beach clients should read it first: What the Florida Department of State actually authenticates is the notary's commission — so the notarization has to be perfect. That means a complete notarial certificate in proper Florida form, a current commission, a legible seal, and signer identification done exactly as the statute requires. Plenty of notarizations that work fine domestically bounce at the apostille counter over a missing venue line or a vague certificate.
Our notaries work on apostille-bound paperwork every single day, so each notarization is executed against the state's own checklist — and when a document targets a particular country, we format for it (Spanish-language POAs for Latin America, dual-column layouts, whatever the receiving notary demands). Already had it notarized somewhere else? Bring it by: we inspect before filing and can re-notarize on the spot if it wouldn't pass. When your notarized document is ready, bring it to our office — about 25 minutes from Delray Beach — appointments usually available same day or next day.
Book an appointment at our West Palm Beach office — we confirm your time within one business hour, with same-day and next-day slots usually available.
Before anything is filed, we vet the document itself — the certification, the notarization, and what your destination country expects — so rejections don't happen.
We hand-carry your paperwork to the Florida Department of State counter ourselves. No mail-in pile, no batch processing, nothing left to chance.
Your apostilled originals come back in 5 business days, ready for office pickup or local return delivery — and you get a call the minute they arrive.
One flat number, nothing bolted on afterward. What we quote is what you pay, and the Florida Department of State's filing fee is already inside it.
Every price covers the $10-per-document Florida Department of State filing fee, in-person submission at the state counter, and complete document handling. If your paperwork needs notarization first, we offer that as a separate add-on service.
Grab the Apostille and Notarial Certificate Request Form from the Florida Department of State here. There's no need to fill it out ahead of time — we'll complete it with you at your appointment.
Because Delray Beach is a city that pairs a large Haitian community with a substantial seasonal Canadian and European population, the notarized documents we apostille here are most often bound for Haiti, Canada, Italy, and Brazil. That matters practically: each destination has its own quirks — whether a certified translation is required, whether the receiving registry wants a recently issued copy, and whether the apostille needs to be translated along with the document.
We handle those details as part of the job rather than leaving you to discover them at a consulate window. Tell us the destination country when you call and we’ll confirm exactly what your notarized document needs before anything is filed — including whether a translation should be ordered before or after the apostille, which is the sequencing mistake that costs Delray Beach clients the most time.
Yes — we serve every city in Palm Beach County, Delray Beach included. Service is by appointment at our West Palm Beach office at 500 S Australian Ave, Suite 600; requests before 2 PM are routinely scheduled the same day, and every request gets a confirmed time within one business hour.
We're at 500 S Australian Ave, Suite 600 in West Palm Beach — about 25 minutes from Delray Beach. Office visits are by appointment, and same-day slots are usually available.
Drop-off to return runs 5 business days anywhere in the county — the identical in-person filing schedule for every city we serve. Facing a tighter deadline? Call and we'll give you a straight answer about what rush handling can realistically deliver.
Absolutely — dual-column and foreign-language POAs come through here daily. Florida law requires the notarial certificate in English, but the body of the document may be written in whatever language your foreign notary needs.
Yes — as long as the notarization is complete and the notary's Florida commission checks out. We inspect before filing, and if a defect would trigger rejection, we flag it and can re-notarize on the spot.
Yes. Under Florida law the signer must personally appear before the notary — in person, or through approved online notarization for certain document types. For a POA headed overseas, ink notarization face-to-face is the safest choice, since plenty of foreign registries won't accept an electronic one.
We're not attorneys and we don't draft legal instruments — but the foreign consulate or receiving lawyer almost always provides the required language. Bring their template and we take care of execution, notarization, and the apostille.
Yes — that's the core of this service. Bring the unsigned document and your government-issued ID to our West Palm Beach office, we notarize on the spot, and the apostille comes back in 5 business days.
Every Florida apostille is issued by this state office.
Hague Apostille ConventionThe 1961 convention's full text and its member countries.
U.S. Department of State — Office of AuthenticationsWhere FBI checks and other federal documents get authenticated.
One flat rate, volume bundles, and the few things that add cost.
Processing timeThe 5-day timeline vs the mail-in queue.
Same-day & rush serviceA straight answer on what a tight deadline allows.
Book an appointmentBy appointment at 500 S Australian Ave, Suite 600.
Same-day appointments available for Delray Beach — call and we'll confirm your window within one business hour.