A notarial copy grants a copy the validity of the original. Confirmation that a copy of a document is identical to the original is sometimes required for presentation of the document to various authorities. A notary can give such approval only if the source was presented to him and he compared it to the copy and found that the documents were identical. Similar to a notarized affidavit (see below), the notary will not approve a document held in a language unknown to him, unless the part which is not written in a language known to him is an immaterial part of the document, in which case it may be possible to give such approval.
Notarial Powers of Attorney
Signing notarial powers of attorney
Notarial signature verification
Execution of documents before a notary public
Execution of documents for use outside Israel
Notarial execution of documents intended for use outside Israel
Life Certificate
Notarial Life Certificates
Testimonial on a negotiable document
Testimonial on a negotiable document
Notarial Affidavit
Execution of notarial affidavits
Notarial translations
Translating and authenticating notarial translations
Notarial wills and testaments
Preparing and execution of notarial wills and testaments
Notarial Prenups
Preparing and approving notarial prenuptial agreements and editing prenuptial agreements for Court approval
Common-Law Marriages Agreements
Common-Law Marriages Agreements, joint parenting agreements and other agreements between spouses who do not want, or cannot, marry
Apostilization
Performing apostille verification for notarized documents