White Rose Notary provides Apostille for
Certificate of Good Standing: A Certificate of Good Standing confirms that your business is legally compliant and active.
Use Cases:
International banking
Foreign entity registration
Government contracts abroad
Notes: Obtain the certificate from your state authority.
An Apostille is a specific verification process by which a document is certified/legalized/authenticated for acceptance/use in a different country.
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White Rose Notary Services ensures your documents are notarized (as needed), certified and apostilled, certified, authenticated or legalized through the proper channels before prompt delivery to you.
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Obtain a copy/original/certified -updated copy/ of the document to be notarized.
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Know what country the document needs to be used in
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Contact White Rose Notary Services for Notarization (as needed), price quote and for hire.
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The Apostille fee will depend on how many document(s) are required and the complexity of the process. Once we complete our intake with you and gather specific requirements of your needs, we will notify you of the fee.
White Rose Notary Services partners with a company called Idiomatic for professional document translation services. 👉Click to Order a Translation. Note: Idiomatics is solely responsible for the accuracy and quality of all translations. White Rose Notary Services has no liability for errors or omissions in or of the translated content. Idiomatics provides a certification of translations as well as sworn translations.
White Rose Notary Services makes every effort to complete Apostilles as soon as possible. We realize that these documents are often needed urgently to manage affairs. We will provide an estimated time for completion asap and keep you informed throughout the process.
Certificate of Good Standing FAQs
Q: Who issues a Certificate of Good Standing?
A: It is issued by the Secretary of State where the business is registered.
Q: Can an expired certificate be apostilled?
A: No. It must be current and valid at the time of apostille.
Q: Why do foreign entities request a Certificate of Good Standing?
A: To confirm your business is active and compliant with state laws
* International banking
* Foreign entity registration
* Government contracts abroad