Nationwide — All 50 States 5–10 business days $2–$25 per document (state fee varies) Expedited: 1–3 business days

    Cost & Timeline

    State Fee

    $2–$25 per document (state fee varies)

    Plus service and shipping fees

    Standard Processing

    5–10 business days

    After document received

    Expedited Processing

    1–3 business days

    Additional fee applies

    Transcript apostille follows the same process as diploma apostille. The transcripts must be official and from the institution's registrar. Processing takes 5–10 business days standard at most state offices. If notarization is required first, allow additional time.

    Who Needs a Transcript Apostille?

    • Students applying to foreign universities for graduate or undergraduate programs
    • Professionals seeking licensure or certification in foreign countries
    • Immigrants required to provide educational records for visa applications
    • Teachers applying for international teaching positions
    • Healthcare workers seeking credential recognition abroad

    Required Documents

    • Official sealed transcripts from the educational institution
    • Notarized copy (if required by the issuing state)
    • Apostille application and fee

    Common Mistakes to Avoid

    • Submitting unofficial or student-access transcripts instead of official sealed copies
    • Opening sealed transcripts before submitting for apostille
    • Sending transcripts to the wrong state — must match the institution's location
    • Not checking if destination country requires transcripts in addition to the diploma

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Do I need to apostille transcripts and diploma separately?+
    Yes. Transcripts and diplomas are separate documents and each requires its own apostille. Many destination countries require both.
    Can I apostille high school transcripts?+
    Yes. High school transcripts can be apostilled following the same general process. The transcript must come from the school's registrar or the school district.
    What if my university closed?+
    If your university has closed, transcripts may be available through the state's department of education or a designated successor institution. We can help locate the correct source.
    Are electronic transcripts eligible for apostille?+
    Generally no. Most states require physical documents with original seals or signatures for apostille. You'll need to obtain a printed, official transcript.

    Why Choose 1Apostille

    All 50 States

    We process apostilles nationwide — every state covered.

    Document Review

    Free pre-submission review to prevent rejections.

    Fast Processing

    Standard and expedited options available.

    Secure Handling

    Your documents are handled with care and confidentiality.

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    Let our experienced team handle the complete apostille process for you — from document review to Secretary of State submission and secure delivery.

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    Disclaimer: 1Apostille is a private document processing service. We are not a government agency and are not affiliated with any Secretary of State office or the U.S. Department of State. Our service fees are separate from government filing fees. Processing times are estimates and may vary based on state office workload and document type. This website does not provide legal advice.