Do you need to sign a power of attorney, a declaration or a document to be used abroad? The notary authenticates your signature so that it carries full weight with the receiving authority.
We draft or review the document, in a bilingual version if needed, verify your identity and take your signature in the presence of the notary. The document can then bear the apostille for use abroad.
Our most frequent services
Powers of attorney for the sale or purchase of property, in Israel or abroad
Powers of attorney for banks, administrative matters and the settlement of an estate
Bilingual French–Hebrew or English–Hebrew powers of attorney
Authentication of signatures on contracts, certificates and declarations
Life certificates (proof of life) for the payment of a pension
Good to know
You sign in the presence of the notary, on presentation of a valid identity document
The document must be in a language you understand; we explain its content before you sign
Some foreign bodies require a specific template: send us their instructions with your request
Request a quote → Attach your documents; if it is urgent, let us know your deadline.
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