You don’t need to visit our office to be able to use Globeia’s fast US apostille service. We will stay in touch with you throughout the process, offering updates and help at every step. With Globeia’s team by your side, you will know exactly what documents need to be submitted and the correct method of filling out the required forms.

You will also be able to contact the case manager assigned to you if you require urgent help with a query. Start by making your free Globeia portal account.

Why Do I Need To Apostille My Documents?

An apostille stamp on your documents serves as proof that they were issued by a legitimate authority that has been verified by the respective apostille office for authenticity. All of the signatures and seals on your documents are verified through a single apostille certification.

Documents presented without an apostille stamp are considered as invalid because South Korean organizations cannot check if they have been verified by the issuing country’s apostille authority. The Apostille Hague convention eliminates this confusion and helps you avoid delays in your South Korean goals.

At Globeia, we understand the challenges you face in applying for an apostille on your documents. You can apply directly from South Korea using our online portal to submit your fees, add details, and track the status of your application.

Get Your Driver’s License and Other Documents Apostilled

Apostille goes beyond just verifying your birth certificate or certificate of single status. You will most likely need an apostilled driver’s license if you plan on driving in South Korea. You can use your US-issued international license before attempting the South Korean road test. A state-based driver’s license is also valid for your first month after arrival.

Applying for work in South Korea means that your educational and professional portfolio must be verified to check your eligibility for the available positions. You will need to get your transcripts, diplomas, and reference letters apostilled for this purpose.

Overcome procedural difficulties and long processing times by choosing Globeia to submit your apostille request. We have the right expertise and knowledge to make it a smooth experience for you.

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Frequently
Asked Questions

Is there a difference between an apostille and a Korean embassy legalization for U.S. documents?

South Korea is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, meaning an apostille is the only requirement for U.S. documents to be recognized as legal in South Korea. Embassy legalization is no longer necessary.

How long does it typically take to get a U.S. document apostilled for South Korea?

Processing times can vary depending on the state where your document was issued and the current workload. However, the apostille process itself usually takes 2-4 weeks after we receive your documents, with additional time for delivery.

What happens if my U.S. document is damaged or lost?

If your U.S. document is damaged or lost, you'll need to obtain a replacement document from the issuing agency (e.g., vital records office, educational institution, etc.). Once you have the replacement document, you can proceed with the apostille process through Globeia.