City · Los Angeles County
Residents and organizations in Los Angeles can use private mail-in assistance for eligible U.S. documents intended for use in China. The issuing official and signature—not the customer's address—determine the correct California, other-state, or federal authority.
Start an OrderLos Angeles records may come from a county office, court, school, notary, business, or California agency. Each source can require a different certified-copy, county-clerk, or notarization sequence.
Possible record sources: University of California, Los Angeles, University of Southern California, California State University, Los Angeles. No affiliation is implied.
Confirm the record, issuing office, notarization state, and intended use in China.
California, another U.S. state, and federal documents use different competent authorities.
Obtain the eligible original, certified copy, or correctly notarized document.
For vital records, complete county-clerk certification only when that specific official's signature requires it.
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Use the mailing address and document checklist shown in your account.
Send documents only to the case-specific address displayed in the customer account.
We review eligibility, submit, track, and securely return completed documents.
Prepare the eligible original, certified copy, or correctly notarized document, create an order, and follow the mailing instructions in your account. Eligible California signatures generally use the California Secretary of State.
The California Secretary of State issues Apostilles for eligible California signatures. Apostille for China is a private document-assistance service, not that agency.
Yes. The California Secretary of State currently publishes a government Los Angeles office. That government location is not an Apostille for China office or mailing address; use only the case-specific instructions in your account.
Yes. Create an order first and wait for the case-specific mailing address displayed in your account.
Often, if the certified copy and official signature meet current California requirements. A hospital keepsake certificate is not the official vital record.
Often, but the record source and certification must meet California's current authentication requirements. Confirm the required version with the recipient.
Often, but the registrar statement, notarization, and preparation sequence must be reviewed. No school affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Private powers of attorney commonly require a proper California notarization before the Apostille step, subject to document review and recipient requirements.
Create the order first; your account will show the case-specific mailing instructions.
Requirements can vary by government office, school, bank, court, or other recipient in China. Confirm the required document version, translation, issue date, and attachments before ordering. Any sample is for reference only and is not an official Apostille.
