Certificate of Good Standing Apostille Service
We coordinate status certificates, certified Articles, powers of attorney and corporate resolutions for foreign banking, registration, investment and transactions.
Free initial review · Quote based on your document · Personal service

What to know before you begin
The certificate's name varies by state: Certificate of Good Standing, Certificate of Status or Certificate of Existence. It is not the same as a public-registry printout or a certified copy of the Articles.
The apostille follows the state that issued the record or commissioned the notary. A Delaware company does not apostille its Good Standing in Florida merely because it has a Miami office.
A clear photo or PDF lets us identify the authority, format and prior steps.
Required documents and information
- Legal entity name and state of formation
- Exact record requested by the recipient
- Destination country, bank, registry or authority
- Maximum acceptable age
- Authorized signer and required wording for powers or resolutions
What determines the price
When applicable, the quote separates preparation, government fees, courier and translation.
Official record
Status certificates, Articles and resolutions are separate items.
Formation state
Fees, certifications and service options vary by state.
Corporate signatures
Powers and resolutions may require notarization first.
Quantity, translation and delivery
Each apostille, language and destination changes the quote.
Expected process
We confirm the checklist
We review the request from the foreign bank, counsel or authority.
We obtain or prepare
We order certificates and copies or guide corporate execution.
Apostille and delivery
Each record is coordinated through the correct jurisdiction.
Status certificates often have freshness limits set by the foreign bank or authority, so ordering too early can be counterproductive. Timing depends on the state, the entity's status, certifications, signatures and courier service.
Frequently asked questions
Final requirements are always controlled by the receiving authority.
Are Good Standing and Certificate of Status the same?+
Will a registry printout work?+
Does the apostille prove solvency?+
Do the Articles need another apostille?+
Can you prepare corporate powers?+
Send a copy before mailing originals
Include the destination country, issuing authority and deadline. The initial review is free.
Send a readable copy, destination, intended use and deadline. Do not include Social Security numbers or sensitive financial data.