Tim Walton

This apostille and document service helps individuals and businesses prepare U.S. records for use abroad. It is operated by a licensed Massachusetts notary, commissioned since 2007, and handles federal and state apostilles for documents including FBI background checks, birth and marriage records, diplomas, USCIS papers, and IRS, Social Security, and Veterans Affairs records. The service routes each document to the appropriate government office: federal documents go to the U.S. Department of State, while state records go to the issuing state’s Secretary of State.

Customers can send documents by mail or visit the Tewksbury, Massachusetts office. Options include standard and expedited processing, with government fees included in the listed apostille prices. Rush federal filing uses a courier drop-off at the State Department’s Washington, D.C. window. The business also offers embassy legalization for countries outside the Hague Convention, certified or sworn translation in more than 30 languages, notarization, and fingerprinting near Boston. Orders are checked before filing and returned with tracked delivery within the United States or internationally.