Oregon

Oregon routes apostilles through the Corporation Division of the Secretary of State’s office in Salem. Notarized documents go direct; certified vital records come from the Oregon Health Authority, which limits certified copies to the registrant and a defined list of close family members or legal representatives, so eligibility matters as much as format.

State fee: $10 per apostille. Full-service timing: one to three weeks depending on the state (call us and we’ll tell you where yours currently stands). Pricing: rates page.

Tech credentials out of Portland, agricultural export certificates, and Pacific Rim family documents define Oregon’s mix. Japan and South Korea are both Hague members, keeping most Pacific cases on the simple path. /order/ or (212) 245-9690.