Notary Services

A notarized translation of a specific document serves as proof that the document has been accurately and properly translated. Notarized translation into Dutch and from Dutch is becoming increasingly commonly required in Israel. This is due to the presence of the Dutch embassy in Israel and the growing number of immigrants to the Netherlands for…

A notarized translation to Spanish is required not only in Spain or South America. The Spanish language is the most spoken European language in the world after English. It is the official language in many countries in South America and Africa, but even in countries like the United States, there are many Spanish speakers. Spanish…

The demand for notarized translation into Japanese or from Japanese into English \ Hebrew has greatly increased recently, thanks to globalization and the high volume of business and work cycles with Japan and other Japanese-speaking countries. This situation has created a need for legal translation into Japanese for various documents and certifications. A notarized translation…

The use of notary lawyer services has been on a distinct upward trend in recent years. In ta globalized world where Israelis are often required to contact authorities abroad, there is an increasing need for the help of a notary to confirm the translation of documents, verification of signatures, true copies of the original document,…

Looking for a notary in Tel Aviv? The office at your service. Whether you require signature verification, a certified copy of the original document, a notarized translation, or apostille services, we will be happy to help you. All in a central location on Derech Menachem Begin 150, within walking distance of the Tel Aviv HaShalom…

When submitting documents from Israel to a foreign country, or vice versa, it is necessary to stamp the documents with an Apostille stamp. All First World countries (except Canada) are members of the Apostille Convention, which allows documents to be submitted from one country to another relatively easily. But what happens when translated documents are…

There are cases where a person, while still alive, changed his name and after their death the need arises to present a certificate of change of details. Certification of a name change for a deceased person in Israel may be required to issue a foreign passport and to immigrate to a foreign country. A person…