Spain was one of the original Hague Apostille Convention members, so a Canadian Apostille is accepted without further authentication.
Spanish notarial and property authorities can be specific about document format. If your Apostille is for a Spanish property or estate matter, let us know the purpose so we can flag anything unusual in advance.
Requirements can change and individual institutions sometimes ask for more than the standard Apostille. We'll confirm current requirements with you before we submit anything.
Every document type is different, and so is every fee: the cost depends on the type and number of documents you need Apostilled, not a flat rate. Contact us below with your document details for an accurate estimate.
Spain has recognized Apostilles since September 25, 1978, per the Hague Conference's official status table, one of the earlier ratifications of the Convention.
Common reasons Canadians and Spanish nationals need an Apostille for Spain include property purchases, NIE (foreigner identification number) applications, marriage registration, and dual citizenship matters.
Consultation, document submission, preparation, government processing, collection, and delivery. See the full step-by-step breakdown on our Services page.
Apostille fees depend on the type of document and how many you're submitting, so we don't post a flat price list. Send us the details below, including the type of document(s), how many, and that they're headed to Spain, and we'll reply with an accurate quote.
Request an appointment for a specific time, or send an inquiry if you'd like to confirm requirements for your document first.