As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
"Apostille" means a certification issued to authenticate documents pursuant to the Hague Treaty.
"Hague Treaty" refers to the convention, adopted in the Hague in 1961, that created a simplified form of document certification for countries that joined the convention.
"Non-apostille certification" means a certification issued by the lieutenant governor to authenticate a document for a country that does not recognize the Hague Treaty.