Federal Power of Attorney Apostille for South Korea

Sending a Federal Power of Attorney to South Korea — commonly for teaching visas (E-2), employment, marriage — requires authenticating the document so South Korea authorities accept it. Because South Korea is a Hague Convention member, the route is a single apostille. Here is exactly what applies to this document and destination.

Route to South Korea

Apostille

Issuing agency

notarized, federally certified

Getting the document

You obtain this from notarized, federally certified

Translation

Certified Korean translation typically required.

How to apostille a Federal Power of Attorney for South Korea

1. Send us your Federal Power of Attorney details and confirm the destination is South Korea.
2. Ship the document to us, or drop it at our West Palm Beach office.
3. We submit it to the U.S. Department of State for apostille.
4. The apostilled Federal Power of Attorney returns to you or your recipient in South Korea.

Translation

Certified Korean translation typically required. Where required, we coordinate certified translation with your order.