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New Hampshire Apostille Services is a Tewksbury, MA-based document authentication agency founded in 2011 by Hanson Webb, a Massachusetts Commissioned Notary Public. The firm specializes in NH Secretary of State apostilles, federal apostilles through the U.S. Department of State, certified translations in over 50 languages, and international shipping. Over fifteen years the agency has processed more than 1,500 documents for individuals, families and businesses in over fifty countries. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM EST. Same-day rush is available for NH state documents received by 10 AM. Average client rating: 4.8 stars from 147 verified Google reviews.
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1215 Main St. Unit 115, 01876, Tewksbury, United States
- 9788885057
- audioclicks@gmail.com
- newhampshireapostilleservices.com
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