Apostille Services in Bosnia and Herzegovina

When U.S. Documents Are Needed in Bosnia and Herzegovina

U.S. documents are often required when entering or conducting official matters in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Travelers need a valid passport for entry and exit. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for short visits but must have a passport valid for at least three months beyond their planned departure date. Proof of sufficient funds for your stay is also required by border authorities.

For specific cases, such as minors traveling alone or with one parent, a notarized consent letter from the absent parent is necessary. This letter verifies parental permission and must be authenticated to be accepted by the Bosnian authorities.

Parents of U.S. citizen children born in Bosnia and Herzegovina must apply for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA). This process requires original international versions of the birth and marriage certificates and an in-person interview at the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo.

If you plan to drive into Bosnia and Herzegovina, you must carry your passport, vehicle registration papers, and valid insurance documentation. These documents may be requested at border crossings or during traffic inspections.

In each of these cases, the apostille process authenticates U.S. public documents so that Bosnian institutions can accept them as valid.

Get an Apostille for Bosnia and Herzegovina

To get an apostille for Bosnia and Herzegovina, your U.S. document must first be issued by a recognized authority, such as a state vital records office, court, or federal agency. Each document type follows a specific process based on where it was issued.

For example, a birth certificate or marriage certificate must receive an apostille from the Secretary of State where it originated. Federal documents, such as FBI background checks, are apostilled by the U.S. Department of State.

We handle the entire process for you from start to finish. Our team verifies your paperwork, prepares the required submissions, and returns the completed apostille once approved. We simplify the steps so your authenticated documents are ready for official use in Bosnia and Herzegovina without complications.

Since Bosnia and Herzegovina is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, once your document receives an apostille, no additional legalization from the embassy or consulate is necessary. The apostille itself serves as final certification for use abroad.

U.S. Documents We Apostille

• Birth Certificates
• Marriage Certificates
• Naturalization Certificates
• Death Certificates
• Divorce Decrees
• Diplomas and Transcripts
• FBI Reports
• Social Security Cards
• Police Reports
• Name Change Documents
• Corporate and Business Documents
• Contracts
• Notarial Documents
• Affidavits
• Passports
• Powers of Attorney

Why Choose Apostille Corp?

We understand how critical your documents are and handle every step with precision and care. Our team manages apostille processing for all 50 U.S. states and federal agencies, making us a trusted choice for individuals, families, and businesses. Years of experience allow us to prevent errors that might cause delays or rejections.

Our process is straightforward, reliable, and transparent. We track your request, manage all documentation, and return certified results promptly. With Apostille Corp, you can focus on your travel or business arrangements while we handle the administrative details.

If you have any inquiries about getting an apostille for Bosnia and Herzegovina, feel free to contact us today.