Countries that are not part of the Hague Apostille Convention require a chain of authentication instead of an apostille. Typically the document is certified by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then legalized by the embassy or consulate of the destination country.
Each embassy has its own rules on formats, translations, fees and appointments, and these change. We check the current requirements before submitting, so the document is not sent back.
We take care of the complete chain: translation, notarization, Ministry of Foreign Affairs authentication and the embassy or consulate stamp, then deliver the finished documents to you.
It depends on the country where the document will be used. Tell us the destination and we will tell you which route applies.
It varies by embassy, from a few days to several weeks. We give you a realistic estimate with the quote.
Apostille for Israeli documents used abroad, and guidance for foreign documents used in Israel.
Translations certified by a licensed Israeli notary, as required by ministries, courts and consulates.
Translations with a signed certificate of accuracy, accepted by authorities, universities and employers.
Describe what you need in a few lines; no attachments are needed at this stage. We reply by email with the next steps and a quote.