We review your Maine documents, file them with the Maine Secretary of State, and send them back to you by tracked shipping. Order online from anywhere in the U.S. No office visit needed.
The issuing state is what matters, not where you live now. A document issued or notarized in another state goes to that state's office, and documents from federal agencies go to the U.S. Department of State through our federal apostille service.
Maine apostille and authentication prepares Maine-issued documents for foreign consulates and government offices. Requests often include birth and marriage certificates, maritime and fishing business licenses, university transcripts, and notarized powers of attorney for property abroad. Trilogy Notary Services LLC files with the Maine Secretary of State and returns your documents by tracked nationwide mail-in processing. Pick an appointment time online.
$355 per document.
Prices include the Maine state fee, courier filing, return shipping, and handling. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies, and any deposit is shown before you pay. If you have more than one document, tell us the count when you book and we'll confirm your total.
Government processing times are set by the issuing office and change during the year. We don't promise a delivery date that depends on a government office, and we'll tell you the current timing when we review your order.
Our Maine apostille service starts at $355 per document. That price includes the Maine government fee of $10 per document, plus courier filing, return shipping, and handling. Sales tax, if it applies, and any deposit are shown at checkout before you pay.
The Maine Secretary of State, Bureau of Corporations, Elections & Commissions. Trilogy Notary Services is a private document services company: we prepare and submit your request and track it, but the apostille itself is issued by the state office.
Notarized documents must include a notarial statement (jurat or acknowledgment) on or attached to the document; a missing statement is the most common rejection reason. Vital records ordered from Maine DHHS by mail can be forwarded by DHHS to the Secretary of State; for VitalChek orders, contact Maine Vital Records to request forwarding. We check for these before anything is filed.
No. Documents issued and signed by a federal agency, such as an FBI background check, are authenticated by the U.S. Department of State, not by the Maine Secretary of State. We handle those through our federal apostille service.
For non-Hague countries, Maine issues this instead of a standard apostille: Authentication. Many non-Hague countries then require embassy or consulate legalization, which we handle through our embassy legalization service. Tell us the destination country when you book.
As published by the state when we checked on October 29, 2026: 10-15 business days for apostilles and authentications. Add time for document preparation and shipping both ways. Government processing times change and are outside our control, so we don't promise a delivery date.
The Maine requirements, fees, and processing times on this page come from these official sources, checked on October 29, 2026. Rules change, so we confirm current requirements when we review your order. Spot something out of date? Email [email protected].
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