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JANUARY 7, 2017

bylaws how to apostille If you need to get a New York apostille or foreign embassy legalization for your company's bylaws, we will be happy to assist you! Follow these steps to prepare this document for authentication:

Step 1: Make a copy of the bylaws.

Step 2: Prepare an affidavit signed by a corporate officer (president, vice-president, secretary of the company, etc), and his/her signature has to be notarized. Free sample affidavit follows.

Step 3: Make sure the notary follows the New York State notary requirements...

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DECEMBER 2, 2020

Authenticating a NEw York marriage certificate All marriage records originating from the five boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island ) are kept in the New York City Marriage Bureau. For an apostille or foreign embassy authentication you will need to obtain an extended certified copy of the marriage certificate with an original signature of the Acting City Clerk. The document must then be presented to the County Clerk 's Office to verify the signature of the Acting City Clerk. The The next step would be New York State Office of the Secretary of State that will issue an apostille (for Hague countries) or foreign certificate (for non-Hague countries). If the document is intended for a non-Hague country, more steps will be required (sometimes, the U.S. State Department in Washington DC, and always the embassy or consulate of the country of intended use).

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Single Status Affidavit or Affidavit of Eligiblity to Marry

Single Status Affidavit (also called "No Marriage Affidavit" or "Certificate of Freedom to Marry", "Certificate of Non-Impediment", "Affidavit of Eligibility to Marry", "Certificate of Free Status", "Free to Marry Statement", "Affidavit of Civil Status", etc.) is a sworn statement that you are not married at the present time and are eligible to marry. This document is almost always required as a supporting document for getting married in a foreign country.

Single Status Affidavit forms are different for different countries. They reflect the requirements of the officials in the country where the document shall be used. Some Single Status Affidavits are bilingual (e.g. English/Spanish, English/Vietnamese, etc.) At the prosent time our samples are not downloadable. We will do our best to email the requested document to you as soon as possible. In most cases you will receive it by email within a few hours. Please contact us.

After you complete the Single Status Affidavit form, you will need to sign it and have your signature notarized by a New York notary. Then, mail the notarized original to us, and we will assist you with obtaining an apostille or foreign embassy legalization.

If you live in a different state, please have your signature notarized by a local notary. We legalize documents originating from all U.S. states.

Single Status Affidavit or Affidavit of Eligiblity to Marry

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