A "Confirmation of Life" document, also commonly known as a "Life Certificate," "Certificate of Existence," or "Certificate of Life," is a crucial document utilized by foreign governments, pension funds, and insurance companies to verify the living status of pensioners and other beneficiaries residing overseas to qualify them for financial benefits.

Suppose you have relocated to another country but still receive a pension or other financial benefits from your home country. In that case, that country must confirm that you are alive to continue making payments to you. Typically, a Certificate of Life is requested every one to two years; however, some countries may require this document every six months.

When Do You Need Certificate of Life Apostille Services?

If your Certificate of Life needs to be submitted to a foreign country's Embassy or Consular office or used abroad, your Certificate of Life must bear an Apostille. Choosing a trustworthy Certificate of Life Apostille service is essential to prevent issues with the recognition of your certificate by foreign authorities. In most cases, if you wish to receive your US-earned pension in another country, you must provide a Certificate of Life with an Apostille. To continue receiving your retirement without interruptions or delays, we recommend selecting a reputable company that offers Certificate of Life Apostille services. Multichoice Apostille is here to assist you.

How Can I Obtain a Certificate of Life Apostille in Georgia?

For residents of Georgia, a Certificate of Life is typically issued by a Notary Public. You must appear before our notary in person to obtain your Certificate of Life. Be sure to bring a valid government issued ID or your national passport if you plan to present the Certificate of Life abroad. Once our notary notarizes your Certificate of Life, it will be ready for an Apostille.

Multichoice Apostille can apostille birth certificates issued by any 50 U.S. States and the District of Columbia.

A Certificate of Life apostille is issued if the requesting country is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. Suppose you must present your Certificate of Life in a non-member country of the Hague Apostille Treaty. In that case, you must process a Certificate of Life legalization - a specific authentication through the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., and legalization through the Embassy/Consulate office.

Securing a birth certificate apostille can be complex and should only be entrusted to someone who comprehends the necessary steps. Untrained individuals who need help understanding all the tasks required for certification in each country are more likely to make mistakes, resulting in delays in processing your documents for days, weeks, or even months. Instead of risking time and money with non-professionals, let Multichoice Apostille manage your birth certificate apostille.