Licensed notary public services in Israel — document authentication, apostille certification, powers of attorney, and more. All fees are set by Israeli law and are uniform across all notaries.
A notary public (נוטריון) in Israel is a licensed attorney appointed by the Ministry of Justice with special authority to authenticate documents, certify signatures, administer oaths, and certify translations — giving those documents legal validity in Israel and internationally.
Anyone needing to use Israeli documents abroad — or foreign documents in Israel — typically requires notarization. This is especially common for olim, foreign property buyers, Israelis with overseas assets, and anyone dealing with international legal matters.
An Apostille is an international certification that validates the authenticity of a document for use in countries that are members of the Hague Convention. Israel is a member. The apostille is issued after notarization and makes the document recognized worldwide.
A notarized power of attorney authorizes another person to act on your behalf — for property transactions, banking, legal matters, or other purposes. Especially important for Israelis living abroad or foreign nationals with assets in Israel.
A notary can certify the accuracy of translated documents, giving them official legal standing. This is commonly required for documents submitted to government offices, courts, banks, and foreign institutions.
Under Israeli law (Section 22, Inheritance Law), a will can be made before a notary — giving it special legal status and making it harder to contest. The notary authenticates the testator's identity and signing capacity.
Notarial fees in Israel are set by the Ministry of Justice and are identical at every notary. There is no room for negotiation, discounts, or variation — this protects clients and ensures complete transparency. All prices below are the official rates effective 1 January 2026, per Government Regulations Gazette 12158.
| First signatory on a document | ₪197 |
| Each additional signatory on the same document | ₪77 |
| Confirming authority to sign on behalf of another (per signature) | ₪77 |
| Authenticating a copy of the same document in the same session (per copy) | ₪77 |
| First page of a certified photocopy | ₪77 |
| Each additional page | ₪13 |
| Each additional copy certified in the same session – first page | ₪27 |
| Each additional page of additional copies | ₪13 |
| First 100 words | ₪251 |
| Each additional 100 words (up to 1,000 words) | ₪197 |
| Each additional 100 words beyond 1,000 | ₪99 |
| Additional certification of the same translation in the same session | ₪77 |
| First signatory (testator) | ₪293 |
| Each additional signatory | ₪147 |
| Additional certification of the same will in the same session | ₪88 |
| Confirmation of being alive (אישור שפלוני נמצא בחיים) | ₪197 |
| Receiving and certifying an affidavit – first declarant | ₪200 |
| Each additional declarant | ₪80 |
| Additional certification of the same affidavit in the same session | ₪77 |
| Authentication of financial agreement (Section 2(g1), Spousal Relations Law) | ₪446 |
| Each additional copy in the same session | ₪74 |
| First hour (or part thereof) from departure to return | ₪645 |
| Each additional half hour (or part thereof) | ₪197 |
| Plus travel expenses (actual cost) | — |
After-hours surcharge (Item 10): Services provided between 19:00 and 08:00, or on rest days (Shabbat & holidays), are subject to an additional 50% surcharge on the standard fee. This applies to all services listed above.
Yes — notarial services are provided by appointment only. Book online via Calendly or call the office directly. Walk-ins may be accommodated but cannot be guaranteed.
Always bring a valid government-issued ID (Israeli ID, passport, or driver's license). For company-related documents, bring corporate registration documents. Bring the original document to be notarized — we cannot work from photocopies alone.
Yes. TK Law Offices specializes in serving the English-speaking community. Documents can be notarized in Hebrew, English, or both. An additional fee applies for certifications in languages other than Hebrew, Arabic, or English.
Most notarial services are completed in a single appointment of 20–45 minutes. More complex matters (e.g. wills, financial agreements) may require longer. Translation certifications depend on word count.
The Apostille is issued by the Ministry of Justice, not by the notary directly. After notarization, the Apostille application is submitted separately — processing times vary. We can advise on the current timeline.
Notarial fees in Israel are set by government regulation and updated annually. No notary can charge more or less. This ensures complete transparency and protects clients from inflated pricing.
Book your notary appointment online or contact us directly.
All services available in English and Hebrew.
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