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Apostille in Oregon
Issued by Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division.
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How to apply
| Ways to apply | By mailWalk-in |
|---|---|
| Office | Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division |
| Walk-in address | Public Service Building, 255 Capitol St. NE, Suite 151, Salem, OR 97310 |
| Mailing address | Oregon Secretary of State, Corporation Division, 255 Capitol St. NE, Suite 151, Salem, OR 97310 |
| Notarization or prior certification | Oregon notarizations: photocopies not accepted; document must include a complete notarial certificate. Vital records require an original certified copy (county certificates must show the printed name of the certifying clerk). Transcripts/diplomas: registrar must sign a notarized statement certifying authenticity. |
| Common documents | Oregon notarized documents, Oregon birth certificates, Oregon death certificates, Oregon marriage and dissolution of marriage certificates, Oregon high school or college transcripts and diplomas |
| Fee details | "The fee is $10 for each apostille." Each notarized document needs its own apostille; one request form may list multiple documents. |
| Phone | 503-986-2200 |
Source
https://sos.oregon.gov/business/Pages/how-to-get-authentication-apostille.aspx
Editor's note
Processing time and payment methods not stated on the page. Mailing address assumed identical to the Salem office address shown on the page; delivery options are on a separate linked page not retrieved. Front desk Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; Contact Center Mon-Thu 8-4:30, Fri 8-12. Page mentions FedEx/UPS for faster turnaround but no expedited processing tier. Downloadable Request for Authentication Form available.