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As a marketing agency, we understand the importance of having legal documents in order. One such document that is often required for various business and personal purposes is the FBI background check report. This report can be used for immigration, visa applications, adoption, employment, and other purposes, but it needs to be apostilled in order to be valid and accepted by foreign authorities.

Lowell MA Area residents and businesses looking for U.S State Department Apostille Service can rely on Neighborhood Parcel Business center to get it done right the first time! Quick response, fair rates, and dependable service. We have been serving Andover, Lowell, Tewksbury, Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Haverhill, Wilmington, Worcester, Lawrence, Methuen, Burlington, and Boston MA for over a decade!

Documents originating from the State of Massachusetts are processed directly from the Massachusetts Secretary of State’s office. Please note that your documents will receive an Apostille from the State of Massachusetts in accordance with their guidance and subject to their acceptance of the application.

I was looking to apostille my birth certificate for a Visa application overseas, it was hard to find a reliable apostille service in the Lowell MA area. Luckily my school teacher has used Neighborhood Parcel before for similar service and I was glad he recommended them. I called 978-851-0199 and spoke to the staff who was very friendly and walked me through the entire process. I thought the apostille will cost me an arm and leg but I was pleasantly surprised that it was under 100 bucks!

Obtaining a Massachusetts apostille involves the process that verifies your document is a true copy of the original and verifies the identity of the Massachusetts Notary Agent. This process is recognized and agreed upon by the countries that are members of the Hague Convention of 1961. If your document destination country is not a member, then you must follow the legalization process of authenticating your documents.

Apostilization of documents can be a difficult process in Massachusetts. In most cases, you will need to obtain an original, certified copy of the document you are required to apostille. Once obtained, the original document will have to be submitted to the issuing office of authentications, such as the Secretary of State or the US State Dept, for apostille.