As the U.S. government tightens its visa screening process, many legal immigrants are concerned about maintaining their immigration status. With approximately 10 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S.—over 40% of whom are Hispanic and around 15% Asian—many within immigrant communities are realizing the increasing importance of proper document preparation, especially for those who have overstayed their visas and lost legal status.
The U.S. government has announced plans to further strengthen visa scrutiny, making it even more challenging for immigrants to maintain their legal status. However, obtaining and authenticating necessary documents from different countries can be complicated, as each country has its own procedures and often requires in-person visits to embassies or consulates, creating significant difficulties for applicants.
To address these challenges, Hague Apostille Services provides a remote, global document issuance and authentication service. Users can conveniently apply online, submit their documents, and receive the processed paperwork anywhere in the world, including the United States.
Han Sung-woo, a representative of Hague Apostille Services, stated, “Many U.S. immigrants have lived in multiple countries, making document preparation a complex and time-consuming process. Obtaining, translating, notarizing, and acquiring an apostille for each required document can be overwhelming. Our service streamlines the entire process, allowing applicants to complete all necessary steps with a single remote application.”
Hague Apostille Services is committed to continuously expanding its range of services to better support immigrants and expatriates worldwide.
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