Document Apostille forIsrael

The Canadian apostille process is now available for Canadian documents. This is because Canada has signed The Hague Apostille Convention. Document apostille in Canada is done by Global Affairs Canada or an appropriate provincial authority. The origin of your documents will determine the correct office involved. If you are handling the process yourself, you can do so in person or by mail. Be sure to verify the requirements of each step of the process in advance. It is especially important to ensure your documents are prepared correctly.

We would be happy to assist you with the apostille of your Canadian documents for use in Israel. Our friendly experts would welcome the chance to discuss your document processing needs. We’ll answer your questions, explain your options, and give you a detailed quote so you know exactly what is involved. Contact us today! Call toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or send us an online enquiry.

Yes, we can certainly apostille your documents for Israel on your behalf. Keep in mind that the Canadian process is new, and may be referred to as “document authentication and legalization”.

There are two steps to this process:

1. Document review and preparation
2. Document apostille

Once we have ensured that your documents have been prepared correctly, you send them to our Ottawa office and we handle all aspects of the Canadian “apostille”  process for you.

Contact our friendly staff so they can assess your situation and review your documents. Let us manage the apostille process for you, making this often stressful process quick and easy and saving you weeks of processing time.

The length of time required to complete the apostille process varies depending on the number of documents, where they originated, and how they are prepared. Apostilles for Israel may take 2-14 business days with the provincial apostille offices. However, Global Affairs Canada is currently taking (as of Jan 2024) 70 business days.

Since we apostille many thousands of documents for our clients every year, we avoid the common mistakes and pitfalls that can greatly increase the cost and time needed for document processing, Contact us today for more information.

While document apostille for Israel is generally straightforward, they do have rules that should be considered. What we see most frequently overlooked with Israel is their requirement that when presenting a notarized document, the Notary Public must add their embossed seal to every page of the document. If this requirement has not been met, it is possible they may refuse the document.

Our friendly experts can help you ensure that your documents are prepared correctly. Get in touch with one of our specialists to avoid document preparation errors. Call us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or send us a quick online enquiry.

The pricing for the apostille of your documents for Israel depends on the number of documents, the origin of the documents, and how quickly you need them processed. When assessing the cost, you should consider any costs associated with preparing your documents (notarial services or translations for example), the shipping of your documents, and the fees charged by the apostille office. If you use an expert service to manage the process for you, there will be an associated service fee.

Contact our friendly staff to discuss what type of documents you have, how many there are, and where they were issued.  We will provide you with a detailed quote so you can see exactly what is involved – no pressure and no obligation. Contact our experts or review our website for more information on our pricing.

Document “apostille” certificates are issued by countries that are signatories to the Hague Apostille Convention. Because Canada had not signed the Hague Apostille Convention, we use a different but equivalent process called “document authentication and legalization”. However, in January 2024 Canada will finally be able to issue an Apostille on a Canadian document.

The primary difference between these two processes is that an apostille certificate will be recognized by any country that has signed the Hague Apostille Convention, whereas a document that has been authenticated and legalized will only be recognized by one specific country – the country that has legalized the document.

Our friendly staff would be happy to answer your questions about document apostille process. Phone us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011, or send us this online form and we’ll get right back to you.