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Divorce Decree Apostille
Apostille for divorce decrees and other court documents, for remarriage abroad, name changes and citizenship applications. Includes court document apostilles for Jackson County and Johnson County.
- Same-day apostilleMissouri and Kansas documents
- Every U.S. stateApostilles for documents from any state
- Four languagesEnglish, Spanish, Arabic, French
Start with the right version of the document.
- 01
A certified copy from the court clerk
The decree must be certified by the clerk of the court that granted it. A plain copy from your files cannot be apostilled.
- 02
The full decree, if asked
Some countries want the complete decree rather than a short certificate. We confirm which before you order it.
- 03
Court document apostille
The same route applies to custody orders, name change orders and other court documents.
How it works in each state.
- 01
Missouri
A certified copy from the Circuit Clerk of the county where the divorce was granted, such as the Jackson County Circuit Court in Kansas City or Independence, apostilled by the Missouri Secretary of State.
- 02
Kansas
A certified copy from the clerk of the district court that granted the divorce, such as the Johnson County District Court in Olathe, apostilled by the Kansas Secretary of State.
Missouri $90, Kansas $110.
| Service | Standard | Same-day / expedited |
|---|---|---|
| Missouri apostille | $90 | $180 same day |
| Kansas apostille | $110 | $250 same day |
| All other states | $190 | Quoted on request |
- State filing fees are included in our pricing.
- Kansas same-day: documents received by 10 AM. Missouri same-day: documents received by 1 PM.
- If your document arrives before the same-day cutoff and we don’t complete it that day, we refund the expedited fee.
Same day: $180 Missouri, $250 Kansas. Standard processing takes 7 to 14 business days. Full price list
Where clients send it.
- Mexico, Colombia and the Philippines (remarriage)
- Spain and Italy (civil registry updates)
- India (property and family matters)
Hague Convention countries accept an apostille. Others need embassy legalization. Check your destination
Questions.
Can you apostille a Jackson County court document?
Yes. Order a certified copy from the Jackson County Circuit Clerk and we submit it to the Missouri Secretary of State.
Can you apostille a Johnson County court document?
Yes. Order a certified copy from the Johnson County District Court clerk in Olathe and we submit it to the Kansas Secretary of State.
Do I need a translation?
Usually, for non-English-speaking countries. We confirm whether it happens before or after the apostille.
Next step
Get clarity before you send your documents.
Tell us what the document is and where it is going. We confirm the route, the price and a realistic timeline before anything is submitted.
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