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Apostille · Arizona

# How to get an apostille in Arizona

Who issues it, the fee, how to send the request, how long it takes, and what each kind of document needs before it goes to the office.

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**Short answer.** The Arizona Secretary of State, Business Services issues apostilles here for $3 per document, by mail and in person. 10 to 20 business days by mail.

**Rather not deal with the office yourself?** MCC Solutions handles apostilles for documents from Arizona and every other state: we check the document, take care of any county step, submit it and ship it back to you, and we quote the price before any work starts. [Request an apostille](/notary/apostille-any-state#request).

## At a glance

Issuing office

Arizona Secretary of State, Business Services [Official page](https://azsos.gov/node/72)

Fee

$3 per document. Walk-in expedite: $25, limit of 6 documents.

How to submit

By mail, or in person at the Phoenix or Tucson office.

Processing time

10 to 20 business days by mail.

Request form

Apostille/Certificate of Authentication Request (PDF)

Mailing address

Secretary of State, Attn: Apostille Dept., 1700 W. Washington Street, Fl. 7, Phoenix, AZ 85007-2808

## What each document needs first

Notarized documents

An original notarized or certified recorded document; a photocopy is not accepted.

## Checklist by document

- [Vital record](/notary/apostille-request-checklist?state=az&doc=vital): county step not confirmed, 2 steps not confirmed
- [Notarized document](/notary/apostille-request-checklist?state=az&doc=notarized): county step not confirmed, 1 step not confirmed
- [Court record](/notary/apostille-request-checklist?state=az&doc=court): county step not confirmed, 2 steps not confirmed
- [FBI background check](/notary/apostille-request-checklist?state=az&doc=fbi): no county step first
- [School record](/notary/apostille-request-checklist?state=az&doc=school): county step not confirmed, 2 steps not confirmed

## Worth knowing

The office does not issue electronic apostilles, and won't accept documents recorded by another state.

Signing a power of attorney, affidavit or consent for use abroad? [The online notary and apostille package](/notary/packages/online-notary-apostille-package), or [check whether your country needs an apostille or legalization](/notary/apostille-or-legalization-checker).

MCC Solutions handles [New Jersey apostilles](/notary/apostille-services), and our guide explains [how to get an apostille in New Jersey](/notary/guides/how-to-get-an-apostille-in-new-jersey). For other states, this page lists the office's own process.

## Official sources

- [Apostille and Certificate of Authentication, Arizona Secretary of State](https://azsos.gov/node/72) (checked November 2026)

General information, not legal advice. Use the office's own request form where it has one. Federal records, including FBI checks, go to the U.S. Department of State, and a destination outside the Hague Convention also needs [embassy legalization](/notary/embassy-legalization).

## Common questions

**Who issues apostilles in Arizona?**

The Arizona Secretary of State, Business Services. $3 per document.

**Can a notarized document from Arizona be apostilled directly?**

An original notarized or certified recorded document; a photocopy is not accepted.

**How long does an apostille take in Arizona?**

10 to 20 business days by mail. Allow extra time for mail and for any certified copy you still need to order.

**Can I get a Arizona apostille in person or online?**

By mail, or in person at the Phoenix or Tucson office.

All states: [how to get an apostille in each state](/notary/apostille-by-state) · [Alaska](/notary/apostille-alaska) · [Arkansas](/notary/apostille-arkansas)

## Need a New Jersey document apostilled?

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