
The government fee is one line item in the total cost of an apostille. For realistic budgeting, here are all the components.
| Authority | Fee |
| Global Affairs Canada | Free |
| Ontario ODS | $16 (notarized document) / $32 (government-issued document) |
| British Columbia | $20 per document |
| Alberta | $25 per document |
| Saskatchewan | $50 per document |
| Quebec | $66.50 per document |
When required: $25 to $75 per document for simple certified true copies. $100 to $200 for sworn declarations, powers of attorney, or multi-page packages. Rates vary by province and notary.
$50 to $90 per page for legal/government translations from most CTTIC-member translators. A birth certificate is one to two pages. A multi-document citizenship application package with translations can total several hundred dollars.
Canada Post Xpresspost or private courier: $15 to $30 per direction within Canada. Two-way courier on a single package: $30 to $60. From western Canada to GAC in Ottawa via standard tracked mail: allow 5 to 7 business days per direction.
Ontario birth certificate apostilled for use in Italy
Federal RCMP check apostilled for Korea teaching visa (applicant outside Ontario)
One cost-reduction note
Order multiple originals of any document you expect to submit to multiple authorities or institutions. The incremental cost from a Vital Statistics office is $20 to $50 per additional original. One extra original ordered upfront costs less than restarting the entire apostille process because a single copy was not returned - as happens routinely with Italian citizenship submissions.