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An apostille is a certificate confirming the origin of a public document (such as a birth, marriage, or death certificate, a judgment, an extract from a register, or a notarial certificate). Apostille can only be issued for documents issued in a country that is a party to the Apostille Convention. This will apply in another country that is also a party to the Convention.
The Philippines and the United States are parties to this Convention.
You can purchase the Philippines Apostille Service to use your United States-issued documents in the Philippines for the following reasons:
- The United States in which the document was issued is a party to the Apostille Convention
- The Philippines, the country in which the document will be used, is a Party to the Apostille Convention
- The US law considers the document to be a public document
- The Philippines requires an apostille to recognize it as a foreign public document.
An apostille should never be used for the recognition of a document in the country in which the document was issued, apostilles are intended exclusively for the use of public documents abroad!
If you have any questions about the Apostille for Philippines requirements, please visit uslegalization.com, where you will be assisted by our experienced customer service representatives.