Connecticut notaries public (vital records documents cannot be notarized!)

Town Clerks and their duly appointed deputies and assistants

local Registrars of Vital Statistics and their duly appointed deputies and assistants

current Registrar of Vital Records Jane K. Purtill.

CT Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of Public Health and Addiction Services

CT Registrar and Deputy Registrar of Vital Records

Clerks, Deputy Clerks, and Assistant Clerks of CT Superior Court

Judges of the Superior Court and Probate Court (not clerks of the Probate Court!)

Justices of Peace

Commissioners of Deeds for the State of Connecticut

CT Secretary of State

Birth certificates issued by State of Connecticut Department of Public Health and signed by the current Registrar of Vital Records Jane K. Purtill are eligible for apostilles or legalization by foreign embassies.

 

 Background checks: Please order a Letter of Good Conduct from the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection. These documents are notarized and are eligible for apostilles / legalization.

 

Copies of student transcripts must be certified by the school and properly notarized before they can be authenticated. Only the school registrar, or other authorized school official, may certify that a transcript is a true copy of the original record in the school’s possession. Students may not make certified copies of their transcripts. A Connecticut notary may not make a certified copy of a school transcript. In fact, Connecticut state law does not give notaries the authority to make any certified copies. The school must be located in Connecticut in order for a transcript to be certified, notarized, and authenticated in Connecticut. Transcripts from schools outside of Connecticut must be certified, notarized, and authenticated in the state or country where the school is located. Read more about apostille requirements for school transcripts in the State of Connecticut...