A divorce decree is a formal decree issued by a court that grants a couple a divorce. An apostille is an international certification of a document's authenticity, typically used for documents that will be used in another country.

If you are planning to remarry, most countries will require that you provide an apostilled copy of your divorce decree. The apostille verifies that the divorce decree is a certified, true copy of the original document and that it has been signed by a judge. According to the U.S. Department of State's website, to get an apostille in North Carolina, an individual must first contact the North Carolina Secretary of State's office. The office will provide the individual with a list of requirements, which may include providing a copy of the document to be apostilled, as well as a government-issued ID. The vast majority of documents can be apostilled, including birth, marriage, divorce, and death certificates; diplomas, transcripts, and degrees; and documents related to business, such as powers of attorney and articles of incorporation.

In order to get an apostille for a divorce degree in North Carolina, you must first obtain a copy of the divorce decree from the court that issued it.

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