Place Your Divorce Decree Apostille Service Order By Phone!

To place your order by phone, please ensure you have the following information readily available:

Name of the divorced parties
Date the decree was
Name of the county where divorce was filed and granted
Case number

Phone orders can be placed by calling us toll-free at (866) 239-5336 from 9 AM to 5 PM pacific time, 7 days a week, or by calling us at (702) 850-7111. International calls accepted. You can find us on WhatsApp by searching (702) 688-5618.

Streamlining International Processes with Nevada Divorce Decree Apostille Services

Our Nevada Divorce Decree Apostille service is available to assist you with obtaining the necessary and proper authentication of divorce documents. We can obtain certified copies of divorce decrees from any county in Nevada through our document retrieval service.

Nevada Divorce decrees are court documents. The decree must be certified by the appropriate County Court Clerk for these documents to be properly authenticated. If a divorce occurred in a State other than Nevada, please visit our National 49 Apostille Service page for service information. Copies of divorce decrees and other court documents should not be certified by a notary public. Nevada notary laws do not allow for the certification of court documents, vital records and most publicly recorded documents by a notary public.

Key Points:

Certified Divorce Decree Required:

A copy of the divorce decree certified by the court that issued it is required for apostille purposes.

Date of Certification:

International authorities typically prefer that divorce decrees are recently certified.
We recommend obtaining a certified copy of a divorce decree for the purpose of authentication.
We can obtain certified copies of divorce decrees issued in Nevada through our document retrieval service.

Divorce Decree Should NOT Be Certified by a Notary Public:

It’s important to understand that divorce decrees, and other court documents, can only be certified by the court that issued the decree. A copy of a divorce decree that has been certified by a notary public cannot be used for the purpose of apostille.

Why A Divorce Decree May Require Authentication

There are many reasons why a government agency or authority may require a Nevada Divorce Decree to be authenticated by apostille. Some of these include but are not limited to:

International Divorce Recognition: When remarrying or settling legal matters in a country outside of the U.S., an apostilled divorce decree may be necessary to prove your marital status.
Property Asset Division: When dealing with property division or financial assets abroad, an apostille may be required to verify the divorce decree’s authenticity.
Marriage License Application: Some countries may request an apostilled divorce decree if you plan to remarry, ensuring you are legally eligible.

Why Choose Our Services?

We specialize in apostilling Nevada divorce decrees, simplifying the process of having your document authenticated by apostille.
Our expertise in document authentication requirements ensures the divorce decree will be apostilled successfully.
Rely on our comprehensive services, from document retrieval to Apostille Services, to manage your needs efficiently.
International shipping options available for an additional fee.

How to Begin A Nevada Divorce Decree Apostille Service Order:

Complete an order form by clicking the button below.
Place your order by phone.
Visit us in person.

For orders placed online, payment will be collected via email invoice payable by credit card when we receive your document. Let us know should you require other payment method options. We will begin the service when payment is received in full.