Deidre Henderson: “We’re not going to prison. No. It’s silly.”

Until now, Utahns had to … make an appointment, travel in person to the capital, or mail their sensitive documents to my office to obtain their apostilles.

We’re really proud to be the very first state to do it.

Now instead of bringing papers to the Capitol or waiting for the mail, Utahns can choose to send documents and receive their apostille certificates digitally.

We just weren’t given very good answers, and we were concerned about what they would do with that data.