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Sworn Italian translation; sometimes Atto Notorio.
A boutique notary & apostille firm handling the full chain — drafting, notarization, Secretary of State authentication, certified and sworn translation, and consular submission — so your single status affidavit is accepted abroad on the first try.

Fill it out in your browser. Export a print-ready PDF. Then choose how you want it notarized and apostilled.
I, _______________, hereby declare:
Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me on this ______ day of ______________, 20 26, by ________________________________________.
Also called a Certificate of No Impediment, Nulla Osta, or Constancia de Soltería. Because the U.S. doesn't issue one, you sign it yourself in front of a notary and the Pennsylvania Department of State apostilles it for overseas use.
A sworn statement that you're single and legally free to marry — the document foreign governments ask for when an American marries abroad.
The U.S. issues no Certificate of Single Status, so foreign registries accept your apostilled affidavit instead.
You sign in front of a notary public who confirms your identity and witnesses your signature under penalty of perjury.
Pennsylvania attaches an apostille and it's automatically valid in every Hague Convention country — no embassy step.
Click any stage to expand. The timeline animates as you move from draft to delivery.
Use the free generator — or bring an attorney-drafted version. Each template adapts to never-married, divorced, or widowed.
Editable in your browser, exported as a print-ready PDF. Saved locally — nothing leaves your device.
From the moment your envelope lands in Chestnut Hill to the courier handoff in Rome, you get a timestamped event on your phone. No black-box mailing, no "I'll check Tuesday."
Accepted in all 120+ Hague Convention countries. Each registry has slightly different requirements — we know them by heart.
Sworn Italian translation; sometimes Atto Notorio.
Certified Spanish translation + apostilled birth certificate.
Spanish translation; birth certificate often required.
Certified Greek translation + passport copy.
Sworn (jurado) Spanish translation.
Sworn Portuguese translation.
Certified Spanish translation.
Certified Spanish translation.
Certified Portuguese translation.
Certified Spanish translation.
English — typically no translation.
English accepted; no translation usually required.
When timing, acceptance, and accuracy matter, cutting corners costs more than it saves.
Yes — for any Hague Convention country. Without it, foreign registries won't accept a U.S. notary's signature.
Apostille is for Hague Convention countries (120+). Authentication is the longer chain (state → US Dept of State → embassy) required for non-Hague nations like Canada, UAE, China.
Yes. We offer Remote Online Notarization in all fifty states, plus a mobile notary network for in-person signings nationwide.
An unexpired government-issued photo ID — US passport, driver's license, or state ID. Foreign passports are accepted for RON sessions.
2–4 business days from notarization to apostille. RON files are returned digitally; wet-ink originals are shipped or picked up.
Yes — same-day Harrisburg runs are available for time-sensitive weddings or visa appointments. Ask about our 24-hour rush tier.
Most do. We provide certified Spanish, Italian, Greek, Portuguese, French, and German translations in-house — bound to the apostilled original.
Yes. All translations are stamped by ATA-certified translators and accompanied by an affidavit of accuracy that meets civil-registry requirements abroad.
Our generator adapts: select your civil status and the template adjusts the sworn statements. Include the docket or death certificate reference when prompted.
No. We add a separate recital for each prior marriage with its dissolution decree. Bring decree dockets or court certifications when you sign.
Generator data lives only in your browser — we never see it. When you engage us for the apostille service, we keep your records encrypted for seven years per PA notary statute.
The template is free, always. Notary + apostille + return shipping starts at $145 in Pennsylvania. Translations and rush service are quoted up front — no surprises.
Draft your template, book a notary, and let Pennsylvania do the rest. We've apostilled documents for marriages in 47 countries — yours is next.