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Apostille divorce decree
Needed to remarry abroad, to change marital status on foreign records and in inheritance matters.
Which version is accepted
The copy certified by the clerk of the court that issued the decree.
Step before the apostille
In Florida, a decree certified by a Clerk of the Court costs twice the standard fee, because it also needs a certificate of incumbency.
What gets it refused
A plain photocopy of the decree, or one without the clerk's certification.
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Where was it issued?
Pick the state that issued the document. That is what decides which authority apostilles it.
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Questions about this document
Can you translate it as well? Yes: certified or sworn translation goes in the same order. How many copies do I need? One apostille covers one document. Ask the receiving authority whether it wants an original or a copy. Which one comes first, apostille or translation? The apostille. Translating first usually means doing it twice.