Send the PDF or Complete Scan for Review
We confirm whether it is the correct FBI document, identify any visible submission problem and provide the federal apostille instructions.
Send for review →We review your official FBI Identity History Summary, handle the federal apostille through the U.S. Department of State and return the completed documents for use in Kazakhstan. Russian or Kazakh translation is available separately.
The FBI report must be issued before the federal apostille can be requested.
We confirm whether it is the correct FBI document, identify any visible submission problem and provide the federal apostille instructions.
Send for review →Follow the FBI's current instructions to request your report. Fingerprinting, the FBI report and the U.S. Department of State apostille are separate stages.
FBI official instructions ↗Send the official FBI PDF or a clear complete scan and select Kazakhstan as the destination country.
We check the report format and explain the required submission, price, shipping and current estimated turnaround.
The eligible FBI document is submitted through the U.S. Department of State Office of Authentications.
We return the FBI report with its federal apostille and tracking. Translation is added if ordered.
A state police record or employer screening is not automatically an FBI Identity History Summary.
Do not notarize the federal report. Send it for review in the format issued.
The destination country is required to determine that an apostille—not a non-Hague authentication—is requested.
Send every page and avoid screenshots that cut off signatures, seals or page edges.
Some receiving organizations require a recently issued report. Confirm their permitted age before ordering.
Confirm whether the Kazakhstan recipient wants Russian or Kazakh and what certification format it accepts.
The U.S. Department of State Office of Authentications issues the apostille for an eligible FBI Identity History Summary. A state secretary of state cannot apostille this federal document.
Yes. The apostille is added after the FBI Identity History Summary has been issued. If you do not have the report yet, follow the FBI's current Identity History Summary instructions first. Fingerprinting and the federal apostille are separate stages.
Yes. Send the official PDF or a clear complete scan for the initial review. We check the issuer, visible pages and intended country, then confirm the submission format and mailing instructions before you pay or send anything.
No. Do not notarize the FBI report to obtain a federal apostille. The U.S. Department of State instructs applicants not to notarize federal documents; doing so can make the document invalid for the intended federal route.
Yes. Certified Russian or Kazakh translation is available separately. We normally translate the complete set—including the apostille certificate—after confirming the receiving organization's requirements.
Federal processing times can change. Your total turnaround also depends on document readiness, submission method, federal holidays and return shipping. We provide the current estimate after reviewing the report and cannot guarantee the U.S. government's processing time.
No. The apostille authenticates the federal signature or seal connected to the report. It does not change, interpret or confirm the contents of the FBI record.
We will confirm the federal route, submission format, current price and estimated turnaround before you send or pay.