Apostille for Spain

McCurty Apostille & Notary Services handles apostille services for documents being presented in Spain.

Common requests involve Spanish residency, visas, marriage, citizenship matters, education, employment, family records, and business transactions.

Spanish government guidance states that foreign public documents generally must be legalized or apostilled for use in Spain unless an exemption applies.

Apostille orders may include:

• Birth certificates 
• Marriage certificates 
• FBI background checks 
• Divorce decrees 
• Powers of attorney 
• Diplomas and transcripts 
• Court documents 
• Business records

Translation requirements are especially important for documents being submitted for certain Spanish immigration and residency matters. For example, Spanish consular guidance for several visa categories requires foreign documents to be apostilled and accompanied by an official Spanish translation. 

The exact requirement depends on what the document is being used for and which Spanish authority will receive it.

State and federal documents can be included in one apostille order for use in Spain. Your documents are reviewed, managed through processing, and returned to you through one streamlined service, so you do not have to coordinate each step yourself. 

Submit your documents for review before beginning your order.