A Document Desk for International Matters
When a client needs U.S. records prepared for use abroad, the authentication chain can become an administrative distraction for attorneys and paralegals. Greenhouse handles the document-routing workflow while the firm remains responsible for legal advice and case strategy.
Common Legal & Client Documents
- FBI background checks
- Birth, marriage and divorce records
- Court orders and certified court records
- Powers of attorney and affidavits
- Diplomas and professional credentials
- Corporate records and good-standing certificates
- Employment, residency and supporting records
White-Label Support for Your Team
Firms can send recurring matters through a standardized intake. Greenhouse identifies state versus federal jurisdiction, destination-country requirements, applicable embassy stages, urgency and return logistics.
Clear Scope of Service
Greenhouse provides notary and document-processing services only. We do not provide immigration advice, determine legal sufficiency, or advise a client on which document a government authority should require.
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Working With Greenhouse
Does Greenhouse provide immigration legal advice?
No. Greenhouse provides notary and document-processing services. Legal requirements and case strategy remain with the attorney, client and receiving authority.
Can the firm remain the only client-facing contact?
Yes. A white-label workflow can keep communications routed through your firm while Greenhouse handles processing behind the scenes.
Can you coordinate both state and federal documents in the same matter?
Yes. Files can contain multiple jurisdictions; Greenhouse separates the routes and coordinates each eligible document accordingly.
