Notary in central Jerusalem
All notarial certifications in one place — at 6 Shmuel HaNagid Street, minutes from the city center. Service in English and Hebrew, at the uniform fee set by law.
Notarial services at the office
- Signature authentication — including notarized and irrevocable powers of attorney for real estate
- Certified true copies — certificates, documents and diplomas
- Notarized translations and translator's declaration certification — Hebrew and English
- Notarial wills — carrying special evidentiary weight
- Affidavits and declarations before a notary
- Proof-of-life certificates (for foreign pensions and official bodies)
- Apostille guidance for documents intended for use abroad
Notary fees — a uniform statutory tariff
Notary fees in Israel are fixed by the Notaries Regulations and updated from time to time. The tariff is identical for every notary in the country — so you know exactly what each service costs, in advance. We will gladly quote the current fee for the certification you need.
How it works
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Contact us and define the need
Which certification is required, for what purpose and for which authority — in Israel or abroad.
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Prepare the documents
We tell you in advance exactly what to bring, to save you extra trips.
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Identification at the office
A valid ID card or passport — a legal requirement for every notarial act.
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Certification and signing
Where possible, the certification is completed in a single visit; where needed, we guide the next steps, including apostille.
When an apostille is required
A notarial document intended for use outside Israel may require an apostille stamp under the Hague Convention — an official confirmation of the notarial certification's validity. The type of apostille and where it is obtained depend on the document and the destination country. We will explain exactly what your case requires. More in our article on notarized translations and apostille.
Practical tip: coordinate your visit in advance and confirm which documents to bring — in most cases the certification can then be completed in a single visit to the office.
Common questions
What should I bring for signature authentication?
A valid ID card or passport, and the document to be signed. Certain acts — such as an irrevocable power of attorney — may involve additional requirements; check with us in advance.
How much does a notarial certification cost?
The fee is fixed by the Notaries Regulations and is identical for every notary in Israel. It depends on the type and scope of the act — for example, the number of translated pages. Contact us for the exact current fee for your needs.
Do I need an appointment?
Booking ahead is recommended — it ensures the notary's availability and that all required documents are ready for your visit.
Related articles
- Notarized translations and apostille: documents for use abroad
- Why every parent should make a will — and what happens without one
The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. For personal advice suited to your circumstances — contact us.
Need a notarial certification?
Tell us what you need — and we will tell you exactly what to bring and the statutory fee.