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    Honduras Apostille & Document Authentication

    Honduran records may need an institutional authentication before the apostille. A U.S. document intended for Honduras instead starts with its American issuing authority.

    Honduran document preparation

    Prior authentication: notarial documents go through the Supreme Court; RNP civil records through its General Secretariat. Educational documents need the competent institution; university titles with registered signatures may go directly to SRECI.

    Submitting the Honduran request

    Apply through SRECI’s digital platform, naming the destination. Upload the record and prior authentication in one PDF and the paid TGR-1 receipt separately.

    U.S. documents and travel paperwork

    A U.S. state record follows its state apostille route; federal documents follow the federal route. For a child-travel authorization, obtain the airline and receiving authority’s exact instructions before signing. Confirm Spanish translation requirements rather than assuming one rule applies to every document.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can a Honduran consular document be apostilled?

    The consulate’s guidance distinguishes consular documents: these follow authentication, not its apostille procedure.

    Official sources

    Reviewed on 2026-10-13

    Premier document review and timing

    Missouri service takes 24–48 hours; other-state service typically takes 5–7 business days. We confirm the estimate for your document and submission route. Federal timing is confirmed after document review. Shipping time is additional. These are Premier service estimates, not government guarantees.

    Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM CST. By appointment only.

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