On average, most of our students take 8 hours to complete our course. You have 2 years access to this course. You are required to complete our class test to receive a certificate.

No. However, if you’re a notary public, you can target and attract larger clientele who would prefer your apostille services due to better qualifications.

Yes, running your business online through internet and email helps you reach a greater range of clients, with no location constraints.

There are a number of factors that determine your earnings in an apostille business, such as the population you’re targeting, your marketing techniques, and your state. Therefore, it is difficult to provide an accurate estimate of revenue. With hard work and strategic marketing, your business is bound to flourish and gather large revenue streams. On average apostille agents charge $200-350 per document.

No, your citizenship does not affect your eligibility to become an Apostille Agent.

- Corporations or businesses with international branches or firms. - Anyone who needs to submit U.S. academic records, like diplomas or degrees, in a foreign country. - Any U.S. citizen who has married outside the U.S. - A U.S. citizen applying for studies or jobs abroad. - Any political entity or party that needs to submit legal documents in foreign countries.

The most frequently submitted documents mainly include vital statistics documents, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, migration records, divorce decrees, and death certificates. Others include diplomas or transcripts, Power of Attorney documents, and other corporate or personal documents.

Our training program stands out for its reputation and quality: - We’re a trusted name within the notary community. - Our courses teach best practices to avoid costly mistakes. - Graduates enjoy free updates on tools and materials. - Access to our nationwide apostille agent directory. - We offer the top apostille training, including strategies to gain clients. - We provide ongoing support to help graduates launch successful apostille businesses. - Support hotline: call 800-357-3043 and we will guide you with your apostille transactions. - Engaging animated videos with voiceovers make the material easy to understand. ​

No, there are no license/permits required to undertake apostille training.

No. As a private agent, your only job would be to carry out the authentication process by collaborating with the state/local/federal government offices or embassies in the U.S. in a prompt and professional manner.