Birth, death and marriage records
Eligible Indiana vital records issued by the state or an appropriate county health officer.
Indiana documents for international use
PRONTO assists with Indiana birth, death and marriage records, diplomas, transcripts, powers of attorney, court documents, adoption records, notarized papers and corporate documents for international use.

Documents we handle
Send PRONTO a clear image and identify the destination country before mailing the original.
Eligible Indiana vital records issued by the state or an appropriate county health officer.
Indiana educational documents prepared with the required school-official statement and notarization.
Privately signed records containing a properly completed Indiana notarial certificate.
Eligible certified court, adoption and public records bearing a qualifying Indiana official signature.
Indiana Secretary of State records, certificates and properly notarized business papers.
Professional, medical and other eligible public or notarized documents for use abroad.
State-specific review
Indiana no longer separates requests into different state certificate formats based only on Hague status, but the destination country still determines whether further steps are required after the Indiana certificate.
PRONTO confirms the destination and reviews the underlying document before the order begins.
What we check first
The record should come from the Indiana State Department of Health or another eligible issuing office.
The certificate must state the completed notarial act and include all required details.
The country of use determines whether another authentication or consular step may apply.
How PRONTO’s service works
You do not have to live in Indiana. The issuing state controls the apostille authority while PRONTO coordinates the order.
Send the document type, issuing office, destination country and deadline.
We identify the service and explain whether the version appears ready.
Ship the qualifying original or certified document using our instructions.
We return the completed document to the confirmed address.
State and federal routes differ
Eligible Indiana public records and Indiana-notarized documents are processed through the state authority. FBI background checks are federal documents and follow a separate U.S. Department of State process.
Frequently asked questions
Common eligible documents include Indiana vital records, diplomas, transcripts, powers of attorney, court records, notarized documents, certified business records and other documents bearing a qualifying Indiana public-official or notary signature.
Yes, when it is the appropriate certified copy bearing a signature the Indiana apostille authority can authenticate. Send a clear image for review before mailing it.
A power of attorney properly signed and notarized in Indiana may qualify. The recipient abroad should confirm the legal wording before the document is signed.
PRONTO can assist with eligible Indiana adoption records bearing the required official signatures. Send the document type and destination country for a private review.
No. PRONTO provides nationwide mail-in assistance. Start with a document review, then mail the qualifying original or certified document using our instructions.
Price and timing depend on the document, preparation, destination country, number of documents and return shipping. PRONTO confirms the current estimate after review.
Start with a PRONTO review
Send the document type, issuing office, destination country and deadline.