University Resource for Students & Alumni Working Overseas
As students and alumni rely on the Registrar’s office for a notary on their diploma and sometimes the transcript for overseas career opportunities, students and alumni frequently ask if you know what an apostille or international apostille is. Because getting the paperwork in order can be a complex process as foreign entry is different for every country, you can only state where you can be of service.
Advanced Corp Agent Services, ACAS, is frequently referred to by U.S. based universities to help their students and alumni with country entry requirements such as apostilles for diplomas, transcripts, criminal reports or any other legal document necessary for international employment.
Most students and alumni are not familiar with the legal process and terminology which can result in critical lost time. What may take a student months to work through the system and process takes ACAS only days or weeks to complete. It can cost the student or alumni their job opportunity if not finalized in and timely manner.
Located in Chicago, IL, we’re at the center of it all. There are over 85 foreign representations in Chicago including 59 consulates general, 23 consulates and 1 representative office. These countries include Argentina, Belize, Columbia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Ethiopia, Haiti, Iceland, India, Japan, Macedonia, Philippines, South Africa, Turkey, Taiwan and many more. ACAS maintains additional relationships in Washington D.C.
Our job is to help you…help your students and alumni get to the next step in their international career…quickly.
Give us a call to learn more about how we can support you and your students and alumni as they work overseas.
“It took a co-worker from Michigan 2 months just to get their diploma apostilled. It only took ACAS, 2 days.”
“When I moved countries for work, I had to produce a criminal report for the last State I lived in. It had to be notarized and apostilled. ACAS handled the entire process, and I had it done in just a couple days.”