Certified copies of vital records can be ordered online at http://www.hss.state.ak.us/dph/bvs/ * For further details on how to request your Alaska vital records document and expedite your apostille contact Documents International, LLC at 1-212-810-2124 or e mail us at service@apostilla.com ALASKA COURT DOCUMENTS ACCEPTABLE FOR APOSTILLE All Court documents should be Official Certified Copies or properly notarized by Court officials. NOTARIZED DOCUMENTS ACCEPTABLE FOR APOSTILLE Documents must be notarized by a commissioned Alaskan Notary. The Notarizations must meet statutory requirements: The Principal’s signature on a statement or on a document that otherwise obligates the Principal in some manner (the Principal is the person whose signature is notarized).; a notarial certificate; the notary’s signature; the expiration date of the notary’s commission; an imprint of the notary’s seal that is reproducible if photocopies or faxed (embossed seals must be shaded over with pencil or ink to comply with Alaska law). Notarized documents must contain all of these elements. Improperly notarized documents cannot be authenticated in Alaska. The notarial certificate is wording that states the details of the notarization. It usually appears on the document following the Principal’s signature although it can be on a separate piece of paper attached to the document. no specific wording is required by Alaska law, but the law requires a notarial certificate on all notarizations. The following sample is provided to help you figure out if your document contains a notarial certificate.