Apostle Services

Service Description

Our Apostle Services for International Document Management provide a trusted, organized approach to handling spiritual and legal documentation across borders. Whether you need assistance with international ministry certifications, apostolic letters of recommendation, church planting documents, or other religious legalities, we offer expert services that meet the highest standards of both legal and spiritual integrity. We help you navigate complex international regulations, ensuring that your documents are properly authenticated, legally recognized, and spiritually aligned with your mission. Services Offered: - International Apostolic Letters & Endorsements: Drafting and notarizing letters of recommendation, ordination, and ministry recognition for global purposes. - Church Planting & Ministry Documents: Assisting with registration, incorporation, and other legalities for establishing ministries or churches abroad. - Apostolic Visas & Missionary Documentation: Preparing necessary documents for international missionary work, including visa applications and government registrations. - Global Document Authentication: Securing apostolic seals, notarizations, and apostille services for international recognition. - Ministry Agreements & Contracts: Drafting and reviewing contracts for partnerships, alliances, and collaborations with international ministries and organizations. - Spiritual and Legal Consultation: Advising on navigating international regulations concerning ministry work, partnerships, and cross-border religious activities. Cost: - Initial Consultation (1 Hour): $200 - Apostolic Letters & Endorsements: Starting at $300 per document - Church Planting & Ministry Registration: Starting at $500 (varies by country and complexity) - Document Authentication & Apostille Services: $150 per document (plus government fees) - Global Ministry Agreements: Starting at $400 per agreement - Ongoing Spiritual & Legal Consultation: $150 per hour Client Requirements: - Clients must provide detailed information about their ministry, mission, or church, including the specific international jurisdictions involved. - A minimum of two weeks’ notice is required for apostolic letters and international document processing (some documents may take longer depending