Notary Services in Israel

Notary in Israel — document certification, powers of attorney, apostille, translations. We work in 4 languages.

Notary Services in Israel

A notary in Israel is a lawyer who has the right to certify various legal documents and transactions, as well as to verify signatures, translate, and certify copies of documents. A notary is an independent and impartial person who acts on behalf of the state and ensures the legal force and authenticity of documents.

Main functions of a notary in Israel:

1. Signature verification on documents — the notary certifies that the signature on a document belongs to the person who signed it and identifies them personally.
2. Drafting and certifying notarial acts — the notary can draft documents such as wills, powers of attorney, agreements between parties, and certify their legal force.
3. Certifying copies — the notary can certify copies of original documents, confirming that the copy matches the original.
4. Document translations — the notary can certify the accuracy of document translations from one language to another.
5. Apostille — the notary can issue an apostille, which is required for recognizing the legal force of documents abroad (document legalization).

Main types of notarial documents:

• Notarial powers of attorney — used to represent the principal's interests in various institutions, including courts, banks, and government agencies.
• Notarial wills — a document in which a person specifies how their property should be distributed after death.
• Notarial agreements — various agreements between parties (e.g., prenuptial agreements).
• Notarial translations — document translations certified by a notary.
• Signature authentication — verification of a signature on a document.

Notarial documents requested outside Israel must be apostilled.

Our notary office works in 4 languages: Russian, Hebrew, English, and Ukrainian.