Utah apostilles issue from the Lieutenant Governor’s office in Salt Lake City, another state without a Secretary of State. Notarized documents go direct, certified vital records come from the Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics, and standard processing runs 3 to 5 business days, with next-day or same-day service available for an added fee.
State fee: $19 per apostille or certificate of authentication (the rate changed July 1, 2025; adoption cases with a sworn affidavit run $10). 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.
Missionary and humanitarian paperwork gives Utah one of the most internationally diverse destination lists of any state we serve, which means the Hague-or-not check matters constantly; non-member destinations take the embassy chain. Genealogy-driven dual citizenship applications round it out. /order/ or (212) 245-9690.