apostille (Meaning)

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apostille (n.)

A marginal note on a letter or other paper; an annotation.

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Before sending the international document, I made sure to obtain an apostille to authenticate its validity.
The embassy required an apostille on the birth certificate for the visa application process.
To legalize the power of attorney, the notary attached an apostille to the document.
The business contract needed an apostille to be recognized in the foreign market.
When submitting academic transcripts for overseas studies, the university requested an apostille for verification.
The government agency issued an apostille on the marriage certificate for international recognition.
An apostille is often necessary when dealing with legal documents in cross-border transactions.
The court clerk provided an apostille on the court order to facilitate its enforcement abroad.
To facilitate the adoption process, the adoption agency assisted in obtaining an apostille on the necessary paperwork.
The international treaty required an apostille on the diplomatic document for it to be officially accepted.

A marginal note on a letter or other paper; an annotation.

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Before sending the international document, I made sure to obtain an apostille to authenticate its validity.

The embassy required an apostille on the birth certificate for the visa application process.

To legalize the power of attorney, the notary attached an apostille to the document.

The business contract needed an apostille to be recognized in the foreign market.