APOSTILLE South Carolina Marriage Licenses must be obtained from the county Probate Judge bearing the signature of the Probate Judge only or the license can be obtained from the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)’s Vital Records Division. Office employees in the Office of the Probate Judge in Richland, Greenville, Horry and Charleston counties who are authorized to certify marriage licenses for these counties may sign documents. DIVORCE DECREES ACCEPTABLE FOR APOSTILLE A Divorce Decree may be obtained from the County Clerk of Court bearing certification including the signature of the Clerk of Court only, or obtained from DHEC’s Vital Records Division. OTHER DOCUMENTS ACCEPTABLE FOR APOSTILLE Documents bearing signature of any elected or appointed official whose signature is filed with the Secretary of State’s Office. The document must be signed by the elected official, NOT a Deputy or Assistant. Certified copies obtained from the county must bear the original signature of the elected official of that office (i.e. County Probate Judge or County Clerk of Court. * If the county official is not an elected or appointed one, his or her signature must be notarized. * For further details on how to request your South Carolina vital records document and expedite your apostille contact Documents International, LLC at +1-212-810-2124 or email us at service@apostilla.com

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