How It Works
Apostille & translation in three steps
Get your Korean documents ready for use abroad — apostille, notarization, or certified translation, handled end-to-end without a trip to a government office or embassy in person.
Step 01
Find your guide
Search by document type (birth certificate, diploma, business registration, power of attorney, and more) or by destination country to see exactly what's required: processing times, which forms apply, whether notarization comes first, and whether a certified translation is needed before or after the apostille.
Step 02
Contact us
Tell us which document you need handled, what it's for, and where it's going. We match you with a reviewed specialist who has handled that exact document-and-country combination before, so nothing gets held up by an unfamiliar requirement partway through.
Step 03
Get it done
Your specialist handles the apostille, notarization, or translation directly — submitting to MOFA, coordinating with a notary, or producing a certified translation as needed. Most of the work happens remotely; you get a quote upfront and status updates until the finished document is in your hands.
Common questions
Ready to get your documents ready?
Tell us which document you need handled and where it's going — your specialist takes it from there.
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