What Are Apostille or Legalization Services, and Do I Need Them?
Apostille and Legalization services certify your diploma and transcript for use in other countries. Excel High School can help students living overseas complete this process.
What Is an Apostille or Legalization?
An Apostille or Legalization is a formal process used to certify official documents for international use. These services prove that your diploma and transcript from Excel High School are legitimate and can be accepted by schools, universities, or government agencies in your home country.
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An Apostille is used by countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention.
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Legalization is used by countries not in the Hague Convention and may involve embassy or consulate stamps in addition to U.S. certification.
What Is an Apostille or Legalization?
An Apostille or Legalization is a formal process used to certify official documents for international use. These services prove that your diploma and transcript from Excel High School are legitimate and can be accepted by schools, universities, or government agencies in your home country.
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An Apostille is used by countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention.
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Legalization is used by countries not in the Hague Convention and may involve embassy or consulate stamps in addition to U.S. certification.
How Excel High School Helps
Excel High School can help you through either option:
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Apostille Services through the U.S. Secretary of State
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Full Legalization through the U.S. Secretary of State and your home country’s embassy or consulate
We handle the process for you, including preparing the documents and submitting them to the appropriate government offices.
📝 There is an additional processing fee and wait time for these services.