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Notary in Tel Aviv and Ashdod

Notary services at our firm in Tel Aviv and Ashdod

Our firm provides notary services to our clients, including the translation and authentication of documents requiring an Apostille signature, ensuring their validity in accordance with international law requirements.

The service is provided in Hebrew, English, Russian, and Ukrainian. 

Additionally, digital notary certification and digital Apostille certification are available. 

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Notary service fees in Israel are listed below on the page.

List of services offered by our notary in Tel Aviv and Ashdod:

  • Notarial power of attorney and notarial authentication of signatures
  • Notarial certification that the signer of a document on behalf of another was authorized to do so
  • Receiving and certifying affidavits
  • Notarial certification of the accuracy of a document’s translation and notarial translations
  • Notarial certification of the authenticity of a document copy
  • Notarial wills
  • Certification of the authenticity of official state and public documents
  • Certificate of life – notarial confirmation
  • Notarial authentication of a prenuptial agreement between spouses

Additional services:

  • Professional notarial translations
  • Document certification
  • Preparation of powers of attorney
  • Drafting of wills
  • Apostille services
  • Notarial certification of electronic documents

Contact us, and we will help you with any notarial matters quickly and professionally!


What is an Apostille?

An apostille is an official signature by a government on a notarized document that confirms the authenticity of the document and its translation. This service is necessary to use a document abroad, ensuring it is recognized in another country as valid and legal.

If you live in Tel Aviv or Ashdod and need an apostille for your documents, you can turn to our notaries. We provide qualified and professional assistance in obtaining apostilles for your documents. Our experts have extensive experience in this field and can assist you quickly and efficiently. Feel free to contact us, and we are always ready to help you!

How to Write a Will in Israel?

If you live in Tel Aviv or Ashdod and are considering writing a will, it’s important to know that the will must comply with Israeli laws. It is crucial to properly draft the document and ensure it is executed according to the law.

Remember that the will must be written in Hebrew and include all heirs and the specific conditions you wish to include.

If you’ve decided to write a will in Tel Aviv or Ashdod, our notary and lawyer can assist you.

How to Settle an Inheritance in Israel?

Settling an inheritance is a significant and responsible process that requires qualified help from lawyers and notaries. If you’re looking for information on how to settle an inheritance in Israel, our website offers quality and accessible information on this topic.

On our site, you can find all the necessary information about how to apply for inheritance, the documents required for inheritance processing, and the procedures for distributing property among heirs. Our lawyers and notaries are ready to provide you with professional assistance in settling an inheritance in Tel Aviv and Ashdod. We offer a personalized approach to each client and guarantee high-quality and prompt service.

Certificate of Life Status

If you need a certificate of life status in Israel, in Tel Aviv or Ashdod, many notary offices can assist with issuing this document. The process of obtaining a certificate of life status in Tel Aviv or Ashdod can be quick and easy. Don’t forget to gather all necessary documents and consult a trusted notary in Tel Aviv or Ashdod to receive a high-quality certificate of life status.

Notary Service Price List for 2026 in Tel Aviv and Ashdod (Updated January 1, 2026)

 For your convenience, we have summarized the main notary rates

 1.Document signature verification:

Authentication of a single signer on a document (first signature): 197 NIS 

Each additional signature on the same document: 77 NIS 

Certification that the signer of a document on behalf of another (individual or corporation) was authorized to do so: 77 NIS 

2.For each additional certified (copy): 77 NIS

If the above service involves translation by the notary**: An additional 50% of the set fee for translation, depending on the type of document and the number of words in the document (see details below).

3.Certification of a photocopy of a document (certified true copy):

For the first page: 77 NIS 

For each additional page: 13 NIS 

For each additional certified copy of the first page: 25 NIS 

For each additional page in additional copies: 13 NIS

4.Certification of translation accuracy (notarial translation):

For the first 100 words: 251 NIS 

For each additional 100 words or part thereof up to 1,000 words: 197 NIS 

For each additional 100 words or part thereof beyond the first 1,000 words: 99 NIS 

For each additional certified copy: 77 NIS

5.Certification of a will before a notary (notarial will):

For the first signer: 293 NIS 

For each additional signer: 147 NIS 

For each additional certified copy: 83 NIS

6.Certification that an individual is alive (certificate of life) :

Fee: 197 NIS

7.Receiving and certifying a declaration made under oath or otherwise (notarial affidavit):

For the first declarant: 200 NIS 

For each additional declarant: 80 NIS 

For each additional certified copy: 77 NIS

8.Attestation of a negotiable document, including translation if necessary:

If the amount for which the certification/attestation is required does not exceed 87,500 NIS: 1,202 NIS 

If the amount exceeds the above: 2,577 NIS

9.Recording a note for the cancellation of a power of attorney or other document:

Receiving the cancellation notice and recording it as a note in the notary’s retained copy: 197 NIS 

Issuing a certified copy with the cancellation note: 70 NIS 

For each additional certified copy: 70 NIS

10.Any other action authorized by law for a notary:

For any other action not specifically priced in the regulations: The amount specified in the minimum recommended fee schedule of the Israel Law Association 

If no such amount is specified: 304 NIS

11. Additional fee for notary services outside the office:

For the first hour or part thereof, from the notary’s departure until return: 645 NIS 

For each additional half-hour or part thereof: 197 NIS 

This does not include travel expenses

 12.Authentication of a prenuptial agreement:

Fee: 420 NIS 

For each additional certified copy: 70 NIS

13.Notary certification in a foreign language:

If the notary certification is issued in a language other than Hebrew or English: An additional fee of 98 NIS

 14.Additional fee for services outside regular hours

If the service is provided between 19:00 and 08:00 the following day or on rest days: An additional 50% of the standard notary fee 

This does not apply to charges for services outside the notary’s office, as mentioned above

 15.Preparation of a copy in fulfillment of a legal obligation

For an additional copy of the certification, not intended for the client but for retention by the notary or submission to a public authority-no additional fee will be charged


Prices for Notary Services in Tel Aviv and Ashdod

The prices for notary services in Israel, Tel Aviv, and Ashdod vary based on factors such as document complexity, the number of pages, and the type of service. For example, document legalization may cost between 200 and 500 NIS, while a will may cost between 1000 and 1500 NIS. Notarial translation is priced at 80 to 150 NIS per page, while power of attorney and apostille services range from 150 to 300 NIS. It’s important to contact a specific notary for an accurate quote. Keep in mind that a notary is a trusted professional who can assist with document legalization, wills, and other legal matters.

Notary in Tel Aviv and Ashdod

Offices in Tel Aviv and Ashdod

Hagdud Нaivri Street, 6 (office 9 , floor 20) Top Seamall, Ashdod

125 Menachem Begin St., Government Complex, Tel Aviv, Floor E2
yoffe.law@gmail.com
08-8668564 (fax)
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    Frequently asked questions about notary services

    What makes an Israeli notary different?

    Only an advocate with at least ten years at the Israel Bar and a licence from the Ministry of Justice may act as a notary. The notary here is therefore also a lawyer, responsible not just for witnessing a signature but for the legal soundness of the document. Probate, by contrast, is handled by the Registrar of Inheritance and the Family Court, not by a notary.

    Are notary fees negotiable?

    No. The tariff is fixed by Ministry of Justice regulations, identical for every notary in Israel, and updated on 1 January each year; VAT is added. Legal work outside the tariff — drafting a will or an agreement, for instance — is quoted separately and in advance.

    Do I have to attend in person?

    For anything where the notary certifies your identity and signature — a power of attorney, an affidavit, a child travel consent, a will — yes. Certification of a translation and document preparation can be handled remotely. Electronic certification also requires one visit for identification, after which the signature may be digital.

    Which languages do you work in?

    Hebrew, English, Russian and Ukrainian. A notarial translation can be certified where the notary commands both the source and the target language.

    What should I bring?

    A valid identity document — an Israeli teudat zehut or a foreign passport. Acting for a company, bring a company registry extract and the resolution on signing authority. If the document is going abroad, say so in advance: an apostille will usually be needed.

    Where are your offices?

    Tel Aviv, 125 Menachem Begin Rd, Kiryat HaMemshala, floor E2; Ashdod, 6 HaGdud HaIvri St, Top Sea Mall, 20th floor, office 9. Sunday to Thursday, 09:00–18:00, by appointment. Phone 08-8648090, WhatsApp 058-764-8090.

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