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Your Clients Need the Apostille Before You Can Translate It.

For most countries, the FBI background check must be apostilled first, then translated. When your clients have to figure out the apostille on their own, your translation project stalls for weeks. With our white-label Partner Program, the apostille comes back in 7 to 10 business days and you translate the complete package.

Without vs. With the Partner Program
Client needs apostille first They figure it out alone You offer it under your brand
Your translation project On hold for weeks Moving in 7 to 10 days
Apostille turnaround 5 to 12 weeks (mail-in) 7 to 10 business days
Client experience Fragmented, multiple vendors One company, seamless
Client communication You relay status updates Automated, your brand
Your cost per apostille
$120
$95 each additional. Return shipping included.

The Apostille Is Not an Add-On. It Is a Prerequisite to Your Core Service.

When a client needs their FBI background check translated for a visa, residency permit, or citizenship application abroad, the apostille must happen first. The receiving country requires both the original document and the apostille to be translated together. Without the apostille, the translation is incomplete.

  • Clients who need the apostille first leave your workflow to find a provider on their own
  • Your translation project sits on hold for 5 to 12 weeks while they wait for the mail-in apostille
  • Competitors who offer apostille and translation together capture clients you could have kept
  • Clients who find another full-service provider may never come back for the translation either
Mail-in turnaround
5-12 wks
Your project waits.
Our turnaround
7-10 days
Walked in personally.
Without apostilles
Stalled
Translation cannot begin.
With the Partner Program
Complete
Apostille + translation, one experience.

The Apostille Comes First. Here Is Why That Matters for Translation Companies.

If your clients need documents for use in Spain, Portugal, Italy, or any of the 126 Hague Convention countries, the workflow is always: apostille first, then translate.

Apostille Before Translation

For Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, and most Hague Convention countries, the FBI background check must be apostilled before it can be translated. The translation must include the apostille page itself. This means the apostille is not optional, it is a prerequisite to the translation work your client is paying for.

Only the Department of State

An FBI background check is a federal document. Only the U.S. Department of State can apostille federal documents. No state office, no notary, and no translation company can issue this apostille. That is why a dedicated provider exists.

The Only Way to Expedite

The Department of State processes mail-in requests in 5+ weeks. There is no online portal. We personally walk documents in due to our proximity to Washington, D.C., which is how we achieve 7 to 10 business day turnaround. Your clients and their translation projects do not wait months.

The demand is massive. Anyone applying for a visa, residency permit, work authorization, or citizenship in any of the 126 Hague Convention countries needs their FBI background check apostilled before it can be translated. Spain (Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa), Portugal (D7, Golden Visa), Italy (dual citizenship), Germany, France, South Korea, UAE, and dozens more. If your clients are going abroad, they need this.

Become the One-Stop-Shop for Apostille and Translation

Your clients come to you for the translation. But they also need the apostille. Right now, they either figure it out on their own (weeks of delay, your project on hold) or they find a company that offers both. Either way, you lose control of the timeline and risk losing the client entirely.

Translation companies that can say "we handle both the apostille and the translation" win over companies that only translate. It is the complete package. The client does not have to coordinate between multiple providers, chase down status updates, or worry about whether the apostille will arrive in time for their visa deadline.

With the Partner Program, your client's FBI background check gets apostilled in 7 to 10 business days under your brand. The apostilled document comes back to you. You translate the complete package: FBI check plus apostille. One experience, one company, one point of contact for your client.

Four Steps. You Only Do the First One.

Your client provides their FBI background check. You upload it. We handle everything after that. Once the apostille is back, you translate.

1

Upload the FBI Check

Log into your branded portal, upload your client's FBI background check, and enter their shipping details. Takes about 2 minutes.

2

We Prepare Everything

We fill out all required Department of State forms, verify the documents, and package everything for submission. You do not touch any of this.

3

Walked Into the DOS

We personally walk your client's documents into the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. This is the only way to get 7 to 10 business day turnaround.

4

Shipped Back, Ready to Translate

The apostilled document is shipped to you or directly to your client. 2-day shipping included. You translate the complete package: FBI check plus apostille.

Infrastructure That Runs Under Your Brand. Automatically.

Other providers process the apostille and hand it back. We run the entire client experience under your brand. Live tracking, milestone emails, delivery notifications. You never relay a single update.

Branded Email Updates

Submission confirmation, status changes, shipping notifications. All sent under your company name. Client replies go directly to your inbox.

Live Tracking Page

Your clients check their apostille status on a branded tracking page with real-time updates. After delivery, automated review and referral requests go out under your name.

Partner Dashboard

See every apostille order, every status, every document in one place. Filter by client, date, or status. Always know where things stand so you can plan translation work accordingly.

Complete Package, One Brand

Apostille and translation under one roof. Your client does not coordinate between multiple providers. You control the timeline, the experience, and the relationship.

Flexible Shipping

Ship the apostilled document to your office (you translate, then send to client), directly to your client, or to a consulate or embassy. 2-day shipping included.

No Commitments

No monthly fees, no minimums, no contracts, no setup costs. Use the portal when you have a client who needs an apostille. One order or fifty.

No Matter Where You Are Today, This Fits

We work with translation companies in all three of these situations. The Partner Program solves a different problem depending on where you are starting from.

Most Common

"We Don't Offer Apostilles"

You translate documents but when a client needs the apostille first, you tell them to handle it on their own. Your project stalls for weeks. The client may find another company that offers both. With the Partner Program, you offer the apostille under your brand with zero extra work.

Growing Fast

"We Outsource Apostilles"

You advertise apostille services on your website but outsource the processing. Your client asks for a status update and you check with your provider, then relay the answer. You are the middleman. Our portal gives your clients a branded tracking page and automated emails. You never relay a single update again.

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"We Handle Apostilles In-House"

You already process apostilles, likely by mailing documents to the Department of State. That means 5 to 12 week turnaround, filling out forms, writing checks, tracking which document is where. Every hour spent on apostille logistics is an hour not spent on translation work. We do it in 7 to 10 days and handle everything.

When Your Translation Clients Need an Apostille

These are the most common scenarios where a translation client also needs their FBI background check apostilled.

Most Common

Spain Visa Applications

Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, student visas. Spain requires a sworn (MAEC) translation of the apostilled FBI background check. Apostille must come first.

Most Common

Italy Dual Citizenship

Italian citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis) requires an apostilled and translated FBI background check. One of the highest-volume document types in the translation industry.

Growing Fast

Portugal Residency

D7 Visa, Digital Nomad Visa, Golden Visa. Portugal requires apostilled and translated FBI background checks for all residency applications. Only federal-level apostilles are accepted.

Growing Fast

Work Visas and Relocations

Germany, France, UAE, South Korea, and dozens of other countries require apostilled FBI checks for work visas and employment permits. Growing as remote work drives international relocation.

One Price. Everything Included.

No hidden fees, no monthly charges, no volume requirements. You pay per order and every order includes return shipping.

Partner Rate

FBI Background Check Apostille

$120 first document

$95 each additional document (up to 10 per order)

  • Personal walk-in submission at the Department of State
  • 7 to 10 business day turnaround
  • 2-day return shipping included
  • White-label branded portal and client communication
  • All Department of State forms handled
  • Real-time status tracking for you and your client
No monthly fees No minimums No contracts No setup costs
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Common Questions From Translation Companies

Yes. For most countries including Spain, Portugal, Italy, and the majority of Hague Convention member states, the apostille must be obtained first and then the entire packet (original document plus apostille) gets translated. This is because the receiving country needs to verify the apostille is authentic, and the translation must include the apostille page itself.
Your client provides their FBI background check. You submit it through the partner portal. We handle all Department of State paperwork, walk the document in personally, and ship the apostilled document back to you or directly to your client. Once you receive the apostilled document, you translate it. The entire apostille step takes 7 to 10 business days instead of the 5 to 12 weeks your client would face doing it on their own.
No. The portal is fully white-label. All client-facing emails, tracking pages, and shipping notifications are branded to your company. Client replies go directly to your inbox. Your clients see the apostille as a service you provide, because it is. We never contact your clients and our business name never appears anywhere they can see.
The portal handles FBI background checks and U.S. Naturalization Certificates, the two most common federal documents that translation companies encounter. Both are federal documents that require apostille from the U.S. Department of State. If your clients need other federal documents apostilled, contact us directly.
If your current provider does not offer a branded portal with real-time tracking, automated client emails under your company name, and 7 to 10 business day turnaround via personal Department of State submission, you are leaving client experience and efficiency on the table. Most outsourced providers require you to relay status updates manually. Our system eliminates that entirely.
2-day U.S. shipping is included in every order. For international shipping, you or your client can provide a prepaid label, or we can arrange it for an additional fee. You can also ship to any U.S. address including consulates, embassies, or the client's attorney.
No. No minimums, no monthly fees, no contracts, no setup costs. Use the portal when you have a client who needs an apostille. One order a month or fifty.
If a client needs an FBI background check translated for use in another country, they almost certainly need it apostilled first. The most common destinations are Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, France, UAE, South Korea, and the UK. Any of the 126 countries in the Hague Apostille Convention accept apostilles. If the document is going abroad, the apostille is required.

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Stop Telling Clients to Figure Out the Apostille on Their Own

The apostille is the first step. The translation is the second. When you offer both under your brand, you become the one-stop-shop your clients are looking for. Get set up in 24 hours.