International students
Paperwork help for international students
Documents for your home country, your school or a landlord, notarized online or in person, with apostilles and translations when they're asked for.
Common requests
- U.S. documents for your home country: a U.S. degree, transcript or a U.S.-issued record, with an apostille or, outside the Apostille Convention, embassy legalization. Check which applies with the apostille or legalization checker.
- Notarized affidavits and letters for a school, bank or landlord, by video with an online notary or in person in New Jersey. See what ID works.
- Certified translations with a translator's statement we can notarize: certified translation.
We are notaries, not immigration lawyers. We don't prepare immigration forms or advise on visa status; your school's international student office can help with those.
Questions
Can you notarize with a foreign passport?
Often, yes, when it's current. Online sessions run an identity check; see the ID page linked above.
Do you help with visas?
No. We notarize, arrange apostilles and translations. Visa questions go to your school's international student office or an immigration attorney.