A divorce decree is a document that contains the final decision of the court about the dissolution of a marriage. In the United States, an apostille is a certification provided by the Secretary of State (or, in some cases, the Attorney General) of the state in which a document was notarized. With an apostille, the document can be used for official purposes in countries that are part of the Apostille Convention.

A divorce decree is a legal document that needs to be apostilled when it is being used in another country. The apostille assures the foreign country that the document is authentic and has been properly executed. An Apostille can be issued by the Secretary of State in Nevada. The Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents, also known as The Hague Convention, establishes the apostille as an international certificate.

Its sole purpose is to legalise foreign public documents for use in countries that have joined the Hague Convention.

An apostille certificate can be issued by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) in the UK and by the Foreign , Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) when overseas.

In order to get an apostille for a divorce decree in Nevada, you must first obtain a certified copy of the decree from the court where the divorce was finalized. Next, you must contact the state's authentication office to request an apostille. Finally, you must submit the apostille to the country where the divorce decree will be used.

The apostille is a document that proves the authenticity of a document. It is used to certify that a document is genuine and is often required for international transactions. .