Which authentication applies
Legalization
Jordan is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so Israeli documents normally go through consular legalization: authentication by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs followed by the stamp of the embassy or consulate of Jordan.
Requirements can change and some authorities ask for more. We confirm the current rules for your specific document before starting.
Documents from Jordan for use in Israel
Foreign documents must usually be authenticated in the country that issued them, then translated into Hebrew for Israeli authorities, often as a notarized translation. Through our international offices we can help with both sides.