An Apostille may be affixed to original documents issued in the State of
Vermont and bearing an official signature and seal of a valid commissioned
notary public, current Vermont State Registrar, probate judge, or any
document issued by one of the departments of the State of Vermont.
Please find below a list of all the different departments of the State of
Vermont.
- Vermont Administration Agency
- Vermont
Buildings and General Services Commission
- Vermont
Finance and Management Commission
- Vermont
Human Resources Commission
- Vermont
Libraries Department
- Vermont
Tax Commission
- Vermont
Agriculture Agency
- Vermont
Commerce and Community Development Agency
- Vermont
Economic Development Commission
- Vermont
Tourism and Marketing Commission
- Vermont
Housing and Community Affairs Commission
- Vermont
Digital Services
- Vermont
Human Services Agency
- Vermont
Department of Children and Families
- Vermont
Department of Corrections
- Vermont
Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living
- Vermont
Department of Health
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Department of Mental Health
- Vermont
Department of Vermont Health Access
- Vermont
Natural Resources Agency
- Vermont
Department of Environmental Conservation
- Vermont
Fish and Wildlife Commission
- Vermont
Forest Parks and Recreation Commission
- Vermont
Transportation Agency
- Vermont
Highways
- Vermont
Motor Vehicles Commission
- Vermont
Aeronautics and Public Transit
- Vermont
The Apostille certification only certify the capacity of the person who has signed the public document, and the authenticity of the signature.
An Apostille certification does not certify the content of the public document to which it relates.
Documents issued by a different state can not be apostilled by the State of Vermont. They must be apostilled from the same issuing state.
Documents issued by the Federal government for individuals or companies located in Vermont must obtain the Apostille from the U.S. Department of State.
To order an Apostille, you must include a "Submittal Form" with your request. To download the State of Vermont form please click here.
Complete the form and attach it with your document (s).
Apostille Services for Federal Documents.
The Secretary of State of Vermont will only issue an Apostille strictly for use in Hague Participating Countries.
All documents issued for Non-Hague Participating Countries will be certified, not apostilled.
Apostille services are not necessary within the United States or any of its territories or possessions; Therefore the Secretary of State of Vermont will not issue an Apostille for use in American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Vermont Secretary of State charges $10 per document. A document may have multiple pages.
Apostille service processing time is 1 business days.