MCP Documentation

Operated by American Apostille.

Endpoint

https://american-apostille.jaredleiman.workers.dev/mcp

Transport: MCP over HTTP (stateless JSON-RPC, POST). Supported methods: initialize, tools/list, tools/call.

Authentication

None. The endpoint is public and requires no account, API key, or OAuth flow.

Tools

requirements_lookup

Find out what your U.S. document needs to be accepted overseas. Give the document and the country it's going to, and American Apostille tells you the route: an apostille for Hague Convention countries or embassy legalization for the rest, which authority issues it — the Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State — and what you need to send. Covers birth, marriage, and death certificates, FBI background checks, divorce decrees, school records, corporate documents, and more, drawn from the published guidance at apostillellc.com.

Inputs: destination_country (string), document_type (one of: birth_certificate, marriage_certificate, death_certificate, fbi_background_check, state_background_check, divorce_decree, diploma_transcript, power_of_attorney, single_status_affidavit, corporate_documents, federal_documents, other). Returns the route, the issuing authority, guidance, and the apostillellc.com source page. A country or document combination the published guidance does not cover returns a handoff to the contact form and phone instead of an improvised answer. Read-only; collects no personal information.

start_inquiry

Start your apostille or document legalization request with American Apostille. Share your name, how to reach you, the document you need certified, and the country it's headed to, and American Apostille will follow up with your next steps and instructions. U.S. documents from all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and federal agencies — including FBI background checks and vital records — handled by a service that has spent five years authenticating documents for clients and law firms across the country.

Inputs: name (string), contact (email address or phone number), document_type (same list as above), destination_country (string), notes (optional). Stores the inquiry and returns a reference in the form AA-XXXXXXXX, together with the contact form and phone number.

Data sources

Lookup answers come from a static knowledge base built from the published pages of apostillellc.com, together with the public Hague Conference (HCCH) Apostille Convention status table for country routing. Inquiry records created by start_inquiry are stored in a Cloudflare D1 database. The connector charges nothing and contains no prices.

Support

Email Jared@ApostilleLLC.com · Phone (848) 467-7740 · Web apostillellc.com