We will send you an apostille request form to complete and send to us along with your FBI clearance certificate. You can let us know if you do not already have an FBI fingerprint background check. Globeia can help you obtain one in less than a week.

Once you have your FBI check, we provide you with a clear and concise apostille application process on our portal, taking the guesswork out of what information is needed. And if you have any questions, our helpful support team is always just a click away.

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Getting Your FBI Fingerprint Background Check Apostilled

A U.S. Department of State apostille is required for FBI Background Checks headed to Mexico. This is because Mexico is a Hague Apostille Convention member and does not require consular legalization of documents.

An apostille for FBI criminal background checks verifies that the certificate is legitimate and issued in accordance with U.S. federal laws. There are two options for you when looking to apostille your FBI check. You can either mail it directly to the FBI or let Globeia expedite the process for you.

While the direct mailing option can take months to receive your documents back, using the Globeia team’s expertise will get you the apostilled FBI check in a few weeks.

Globeia Helps You Avoid Common FBI Background Check Apostille Mistakes

There are some common mistakes that we have observed applicants make in their FBI check apostille process. Before you send in your FBI background check for an apostille stamp, please check if its validity has expired. Feel free to send us a message if you are not sure and we will point you in the right direction.

You must also make sure that your apostille request form to the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Authentications is complete and that there are no missing details. If you choose to process your application with Globeia, we will do a thorough review of your form and certificate to check for any mistakes.

We remove the stress and uncertainty of getting a result on your apostille request, by guiding you through each step, and ensuring your FBI check meets all Mexican legal requirements. Once your FBI background check is apostille, we will mail it back to your address in Mexico City, Tijuana, Puebla, or any other city in Mexico.

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Frequently
Asked Questions

Why do I need to get a U.S. Department of State Apostille on my FBI background check?

This is because a simple FBI clearance certificate is not enough for submission in any other country. You must get an apostille stamp on your certificate to prove that it is an authentic federal department.

I’m a dual citizen. Do I still need to get an apostille for my FBI criminal background check?

Yes, dual citizens of Mexico and the U.S. also need to provide federally apostilled FBI background checks. The certificate must be apostilled for official submissions regardless of the status of your citizenship.

I’m getting married to a Mexican citizen. Will I need an apostille background check to get my marriage certificate?

Yes, all foreigners getting married in Mexico need to provide background checks from their respective countries. As a U.S. citizen, your criminal record certificate from the FBI must also go through the apostille process.