Apostille Services for Canadian Documents

Help with documents for use abroad

Standard service from $149 · Expedited service from $199. First-document pricing; additional documents and delivery are extra. We confirm the correct authority, included government charges, applicable taxes and final cost for your documents before proceeding.

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Apostille Services Pricing

Service fees and processing estimates depend on the document, issuing authority, destination, and delivery method. We will confirm the applicable route and final quote before beginning.

Standard Apostille Processing

Service fee: $149 for the first document, including the stated government charge. Additional documents: $45 each. Estimated processing: 16–20 business days, subject to the issuing authority.
$ $149

Expedited Apostille Service

Service fee: $199 for the first document. Additional documents: $55 each, including the stated government charge. Estimated processing: 5–7 business days where expedited processing is available.
$ $199

Document Delivery Options

Canada-wide delivery: regular mail $39; delivery to another address $45. International delivery starts at $75, depending on destination. Courier and customs timing may vary; we will confirm the available option and cost.

Your Guide to Apostille Services

What it is, when you need it, and how we make the process stress-free.

What Is an Apostille?

An apostille is a certificate issued by a designated Canadian authority to verify the signature, seal, or stamp on an eligible public document. It does not verify the content of the document. The correct authority and any preparation steps depend on the document.

When Do You Need an Apostille?

You may be asked for an apostille when using a Canadian document abroad for work, study, marriage, adoption, business, or another purpose. Check the receiving organization’s requirements first: some countries or documents need additional legalization, and some documents are not eligible for authentication.

Why Choose Notary on the Go?

We help you identify the appropriate route, prepare the request, and coordinate submission and return delivery. Online commissioning is a separate service and does not make a document eligible for an Ontario apostille. Documents that require notarization must be handled in person.

Documents We Can Help You Assess

Common requests include vital records, educational documents, court documents, corporate records, powers of attorney, and affidavits. Eligibility and preparation vary by document and authority; tell us what you have before you pay for a service.

  • Birth, marriage, and death certificates
  • Degrees, diplomas, and transcripts
  • Court and corporate documents
  • Affidavits and powers of attorney
  • Police checks and other eligible records

Ontario’s Official Documents Services and Global Affairs Canada have different document rules. Some commissioned or remotely notarized documents cannot be apostilled by Ontario. We will review the document type and destination before advising on the next step.

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