Apostille for Russia — New York
If you need U.S. documents to be accepted in Russia, they must be properly notarized and apostilled under the Hague Convention. I coordinate New York processing with Russian-language support so your documents are prepared correctly.
Common documents for Russia
Power of attorney, affidavits, birth and marriage records, divorce papers, inheritance, corporate documents, real estate authorizations, and immigration forms.
Accepted by Russian authorities
Documents processed through New York State with an apostille are valid for use in Russia under international treaty.
Russian-language support
I work directly with Russian-speaking clients to reduce mistakes, miscommunication, and rejected filings.
I review your documents before scheduling so you don’t waste time or money on the wrong notarization or apostille path.
Note: I provide notarial services and document handling only. I do not provide legal advice.
How it works
Online notarization
You sign your document securely by video with a New York commissioned notary.
New York apostille
Your notarized document is processed through New York State for apostille.
Use in Russia
Your document is prepared for use with Russian authorities (banks, courts, notaries, agencies).
Most clients choose full coordination to avoid delays and rejection by agencies.