Inheritance & Probate

What is an apostille and do I need one for Israeli probate?

An apostille is a certificate issued under the Hague Convention authenticating a document for use in another signatory country. Israel is a signatory, so foreign documents — including wills, death certificates, and birth certificates — must be apostilled for use in Israeli probate proceedings.

From the full guide: Foreign Wills & Israeli Law: Recognition, Probate, and Practical Steps


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