Same Day Apostille Phoenix is at 4600 E Washington St, Suite 300, Phoenix, AZ 85034, serving Phoenix and the Valley. We are part of National Apostille, which is why booking, tracking and payment all happen here.

An apostille is issued by the authority in the state that produced or notarized your document. For a Arizona document that is the Arizona Secretary of State. Where you live makes no difference to which office it goes to, which is the single most common misunderstanding we correct.

Federal documents are the exception. An FBI background check, an IRS letter, a USDA or FDA certificate, a USPTO record or a federal court document is apostilled by the U.S. Department of State in Washington, whichever state you are in. See federal apostille.

Send us a scan before you commit and we will confirm which route your document needs, and whether the copy you have will actually be accepted, at no charge. Most rejections are decided before anything is submitted.

At a glance

Address4600 E Washington St, Suite 300, Phoenix, AZ 85034
ServingPhoenix and the Valley
Issuing authorityArizona Secretary of State
Starting price$99 / document

What same day does and does not mean

Same-day service is genuinely available on Arizona apostilles in the right circumstances, and it is what we are named for. It is not a promise we make on every order, because it depends on things outside our control.

It requires a document that is already correct, in our hands before 10am, and a state office working at normal pace. It is not available on a mail-in order, because a posted document arrives when the carrier decides rather than before 10am. And it does not exist for federal apostilles at all: every federal apostille in the country passes through a single U.S. Department of State office, so there is no faster tier to buy and anyone selling you one is selling their own queue position.

Tell us your deadline when you book. We would rather say a date is not achievable than take the order and hope.

Arizona specifics worth knowing

  • Arizona apostilles come from the Secretary of State, whose main office is in Phoenix.
  • The notary must be Arizona-commissioned. A document notarized in California goes to California, however close by it was signed.
  • Vital records come from the Arizona Department of Health Services, Bureau of Vital Records, or from a county office.

How it works

Step 1

Send us the document

Upload a scan where the document allows it, or post the original in. We will tell you which yours needs.

Step 2

We check it before submitting

We confirm the copy is certified, correctly sealed and notarized where needed, before any government fee is paid.

Step 3

Apostille

We submit to the Arizona Secretary of State, or to the U.S. Department of State for a federal document, and track it through.

Step 4

Back to you

Shipped tracked and insured, or scanned and emailed as soon as it is issued.

Same Day Apostille Phoenix: common questions

Where are you in Phoenix?

Same Day Apostille Phoenix is at 4600 E Washington St, Suite 300, Phoenix, AZ 85034. Please call or book online before visiting, so we can tell you whether your document needs to come to us at all — most do not.

Can I really get an apostille the same day?

Sometimes, and it is worth asking. It needs a correct document in our hands before 10am and a state office running normally. It is never possible on a mail-in order, and never on a federal document. Tell us your deadline and we will give you an honest answer before you pay.

My document is from another state. Can you still help?

Yes. We handle all fifty states and federal documents. The document goes to the state that issued or notarized it, and only the document has to travel, not you.

How much does it cost?

From $99 per document including the government fee. Notarization, translation and return shipping are priced separately and shown in your total before you pay. Nothing is added at checkout.

Do I need a translation as well?

Many destinations require one, and some require the translation itself to be notarized. We offer certified and sworn translation and can bundle it into the same order.

What if my destination country is not in the Hague Convention?

Then an apostille will not be accepted and the document needs full embassy legalization instead. The country checker tells you which applies in one click.