Notary for Tel Aviv-Yafo Residents
Looking for a notary in Tel Aviv-Yafo? Certified translation can be obtained remotely, without coming in: you send a scan and receive the certificate. For signatures, such as signature authentication or a power of attorney, you come to the office in Ness Ziona once.
Documents for an embassy or consulate
Most of the embassies and consulates in Israel are in and around Tel Aviv, so residents of the city often face a consulate's demand for a certified document. Before you start, ask the mission for its list of requirements in writing: whether a translation is needed and into which language, whether an apostille is needed, and whether it accepts a digital document. A country that is not party to the Apostille Convention requires a different route, explained on the apostille page.
Companies and businesses
A company dealing with a body abroad is sometimes required to provide a translated certificate of incorporation, confirmation of its authorised signatories or a notarial power of attorney. Most of the documents can be prepared in advance, so that signing before the notary takes a single appointment. Details on the company documents translation page.
Remote service
Certified translation from Hebrew into English and from English into Hebrew does not require you to come in. You send a scan by WhatsApp, receive a price under the regulations, and the signed certificate is sent to you.
Related pages: Apostille · Translation of company documents · Which certificate a document needs · Notary in Ness Ziona
Fees and what to bring
Notary fees are fixed by regulation and are the same at every notary office in Israel. You can work out the exact fee in advance with the notary fee calculator. Bring valid identification and the original document to the appointment. A full list by type of service is on the what to bring to a notary page. Not sure which certificate the receiving body requires? Details by purpose are on the which certificate a document needs page.
Hours and appointments
Sunday to Thursday 09:00-19:00, Friday 09:00-12:30. Notary services outside these hours, at weekends or outside the office are available by prior arrangement, with the surcharge the regulations set for such service.
Frequently asked questions
The consulate requires a "notarial translation". Is a translation into English enough?
It depends on the consulate. Some missions accept a translation into English, while others require the language of their country. The office translates between Hebrew and English only, so check in advance what the consulate requires.
The consulate asks for a certified copy of my passport. Can a notary certify it?
Yes. This is a certification that a copy is a true copy of the original. You bring the original passport, and the notary certifies that the copy is identical to it.
Contact us
The office is at 17 Tzahal Street, Ness Ziona, in an area with easy access and parking on site. Most notarial services are also available online, without coming to the office.
- Phone and WhatsApp052-5927592
- Email[email protected]
- Address17 Tzahal Street, Ness Ziona, parking nearby
- Opening hoursSun-Thu 09:00-19:00, Fri 09:00-12:30
Getting here
17 Tzahal Street, Ness Ziona. Parking near the office, with service on the ground floor. The office is a short drive from Rehovot, Rishon LeZion and Yavne.
Get directions in Google MapsNot sure which certificate you need? Let's start with a conversation
Tell us which authority the document is intended for and for what purpose, and we will tell you exactly which notarial certificate you need, whether an apostille is required and in what order, and how much it will cost under the regulations.