NEW HAMPSHIRE DOCUMENTS
New Hampshire Apostille Service, Handled from Boston
Have a New Hampshire birth certificate, a diploma from a New Hampshire school or a document notarized in New Hampshire? New Hampshire documents are apostilled by the Secretary of State in Concord. We handle the process from Boston, including New Hampshire's special rules for vital records.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE APOSTILLE
Handled start to finish
By mail, from anywhere.
- Issued by the New Hampshire Secretary of State
- Records retrieved when needed
- Embassy legalization for non-Hague countries
- Certified translation available
New Hampshire's rule for vital records
Documents we apostille from New Hampshire
- New Hampshire birth, marriage and death certificates (original notarized copies)
- Certificates of non-impediment (single status)
- Diplomas and transcripts from New Hampshire schools
- New Hampshire court records
- State criminal and police records
- Professional licenses
- Documents notarized by New Hampshire notaries
Not sure if your document qualifies? Send us a photo and we'll tell you.
How it works
- 1
Send us a photo
We confirm the version New Hampshire requires.
- 2
Order the right copy
For vital records, an original notarized copy from the clerk or state office.
- 3
New Hampshire apostille
Submitted to the Secretary of State in Concord.
- 4
Translate and ship
Certified translation if needed, then tracked delivery.
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Mistakes that get New Hampshire apostilles rejected
- A regular certified copy of a vital record. New Hampshire requires an original, notarized copy issued for apostille.
- A photocopy. Copying a New Hampshire vital record is prohibited.
- An unnotarized state document. Licenses and other state records usually need notarization first.
- A document from another state. New Hampshire only apostilles New Hampshire documents.
- Federal documents. These go to the U.S. Department of State.
Common New Hampshire documents
Vital records
Original notarized copies from the town clerk or state office.
Single status
Certificates of non-impediment for marriage abroad. See Single Status.
School records
Diplomas and transcripts from Dartmouth, UNH and other schools.
Licenses
Professional licenses, notarized and apostilled.
Who we help
People moving abroad
Birth, marriage and divorce records from New Hampshire for visas and residency.
Graduates
New Hampshire diplomas and transcripts for jobs and study abroad. See Universities.
Families claiming citizenship
Records across generations. See Citizenship by Descent.
Companies
New Hampshire good standing certificates and corporate documents. See Corporate Documents.
What to send us
- A clear photo of the document, front and back
- The destination country and who will receive it
- Your deadline, meaning the date it must arrive
- Any instructions or checklist from the recipient
- Where the finished documents should be shipped
If you don't have the document yet, tell us what you need and we'll help you order the right version from New Hampshire.
How long it takes
Official sources
- New Hampshire Secretary of State: apostilles and certificates
- Hague Conference: list of Apostille Convention countries
Requirements change, and the receiving office always has the final word.
For clients near the New Hampshire border
New Hampshire schools we see most
Dartmouth College
Diplomas and transcripts through the registrar's notarization process.
University of New Hampshire
Degrees and transcripts for jobs and study abroad.
Southern New Hampshire University
Online and on-campus graduates, including those living outside New Hampshire.
Other New Hampshire colleges
Plymouth State, Keene State, Saint Anselm and more.
Frequently asked questions
Can Massachusetts apostille a New Hampshire document?
No. New Hampshire documents are apostilled by New Hampshire. We handle it for you.
Why can't I use the birth certificate I already have?
New Hampshire requires an original, notarized copy issued by the clerk or state office for apostille. We'll help you order one.
Do you help with Dartmouth and UNH documents?
Yes. We coordinate with the registrar's process.
Can you translate my New Hampshire document?
Yes. We arrange certified translation after the apostille, so the translation covers both.
Do you work with clients outside Massachusetts?
Yes. Clients mail us documents from all over the U.S. and abroad.
Do you also handle Massachusetts and federal documents in the same order?
Yes. We route each document to the right office and return everything together.
What if my country doesn't accept apostilles?
We handle the full embassy legalization chain instead. See Embassy Legalization.
Does New Hampshire issue certificates for non-Hague countries?
Yes. For countries outside the Apostille Convention, New Hampshire issues a certificate instead, followed by U.S. Department of State authentication and embassy legalization. We handle each step.
Can a justice of the peace notarize my New Hampshire document?
New Hampshire allows notaries or justices of the peace to notarize documents for apostille. We'll confirm the notarization is complete before filing.
Have a New Hampshire document going abroad?
Send us a photo and tell us the country.