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Using United States Apostilles to Authenticate WFOE Documents in China
Expanding a business globally comes with a multitude of regulatory challenges, one of which involves navigating the complex process of...
Jared Leiman
Nov 6, 20233 min read
China Apostilles: International Document Authentication Simplified
In the ever-expanding globalized world we live in, the need for international document authentication and verification has never been...
Jared Leiman
Sep 15, 20233 min read
China Embassy Legalization, Attestation, Certification, and Authentication (No Apostille Accepted)
Are you required to get your documents legalized by the China Embassy in Washington, D.C.? American Apostille offers legalization services through the China Embassy. Legalization, attestation, certification, and authentication by the China Embassy are some of the services we provide. An FBI background check, diploma, and business related paperwork are the most typical documents we can legalize through the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C. The Hague Apostille Convention does
Jared Leiman
Jul 3, 20211 min read


Americans Adopting Children from China
First and foremost, I want to express my gratitude for devoting your time and money to raising a child who isn't your own through adoption. All adoption legalization services costs at American Apostille are reduced as a token of my appreciation. China is not a member of the Hague Convention, therefore, an Apostille is not sufficient for Americans looking to certify documents for use in China. Adoptions from Chinese citizens' children in China by American citizens or foreigner
Jared Leiman
Jun 26, 20212 min read


US Documents for Use in China: Apostille Required Since November 2023
Updated October 2026. China joined the Hague Apostille Convention, effective November 7, 2023. US documents going to mainland China no longer need Chinese embassy or consulate legalization. They need an apostille instead, which is a single certificate attached by the US authority that oversees the document. Hong Kong and Macau already accepted apostilles before this change. Which office issues the apostille? It depends on who issued the document. State-issued documents, such
Jared Leiman
Jun 24, 20211 min read
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