An Apostillized document is a public document (such as a birth/marriage/death certificate, school records, notarized documents such as SPA, etc.) that bears an Apostille issued by a Competent Authority of the foreign country. An Apostille is a certificate that authenticates the origin of a public document. Previously, the Philippine Consulate authenticated or affixed the red ribbon to public documents issued by a foreign country. Since May 14, 2019, authentication or affixing of the red ribbon is no longer done. Instead, you must obtain an Apostille. To get an Apostille in your SPA, you first have to go to a notary public of the country you are in to have your SPA notarized following the law of the said country. The notarization converts the SPA into a public document. Once the SPA is notarized, you need to go to the Competent Authority designated by the country to get the Apostille. Check out this link to see the address and contact details of all the competent authorities authorized to issue Apostille in the country you are currently in.  Related: How to Authenticate Documents in DFA: An Ultimate Guide to Apostille Certificate