We coordinate notarial acts with licensed Israeli notaries and prepare the documents so they are ready for the authority that will receive them, in Israel or abroad.
A certified true copy confirms that a copy is identical to the original, which lets you keep your original diploma or certificate. A power of attorney lets someone act for you in Israel or abroad, for example to sell property, register a company or collect documents.
Signatures are authenticated in person in front of the notary. We prepare the text in the right language, book the appointment, and add the apostille or legalization when the document is going abroad.
Yes. It is signed before an Israeli notary and, depending on the destination, apostilled or legalized. We can prepare it in the language the foreign authority expects.
For a signature authentication or an affidavit, yes, the signer must appear before the notary. For certified copies, the notary needs to see the original.
Translations certified by a licensed Israeli notary, as required by ministries, courts and consulates.
Apostille for Israeli documents used abroad, and guidance for foreign documents used in Israel.
We request Israeli records on your behalf, wherever you live.
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.