Apostille Process For Philippines

Got it! Here's a concise breakdown of the apostillization process for a special power of attorney in New York:
*. Notarization: Have the document notarized by a New York notary public.
*. County Clerk Certification: Obtain certification from the County Clerk where the notary is qualified.
*. Department of State Apostille: Submit the certified document to the New York Department of State for the apostille.
Would you like specific details on any of these steps or have another question?

Sure, here's a practical step-by-step guide for apostillizing a special power of attorney in New York for use in the Philippines:
*. Notarization:
- Find a New York notary public.
- Sign the special power of attorney in front of the notary.
*. County Clerk Certification:
- Locate the County Clerk’s office where the notary is registered.
- Submit the notarized document for certification by the County Clerk.
*. New York Department of State Apostille:
- Visit the New York Department of State’s website to download the apostille request form.
- Complete the form and attach the certified document.
- Pay the required fee.
- Submit the documents to the New York Department of State by mail or in person.
Would you like more details on any of these steps?

Yes, this process is applicable for documents to be used in the Philippines. The Philippines is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, so the apostille issued in New York will be recognized there.
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