Adv. & Notary Zion Bahalul
Professional notarial services in Hebrew, English and Spanish — signature verification, powers of attorney, translations, apostille and electronic notarial certificates, subject to Israeli law.
Attorney and Notary — a unique professional advantage
Adv. & Notary Zion Bahalul combines broad legal experience with certification as a notary in Israel. This combination enables notarial service backed by a full legal understanding of the documents, the parties and the implications of the notarial act.
The office serves individuals, families, companies, banks, institutions and clients abroad. Services include signature verification, notarial powers of attorney (including for real estate), certified translation, certified true copy, life certificate, notarial will, affidavits and declarations, apostille and international documents.
The office handles electronic notarial certificates and digital apostille, subject to the Notaries Law, the Notaries Regulations and Ministry of Justice procedures. The professional approach is based on accuracy, availability, adherence to forms, verifying understanding of the document, proper identification and full legal compliance.
Attorney and Notary
A unique combination of deep legal knowledge and notarial expertise — for precise, professional service.
Three languages
Full service in Hebrew, English and Spanish — for international documents and clients abroad.
Accuracy and care
Every certificate is prepared on the mandatory form, with identity, capacity and free-will verification.
Digital handling by law
Electronic notarial certificates and digital apostille, per Ministry of Justice procedures.
For individuals and businesses
Working with individuals, families, companies, banks, institutions and authorities.
International documents
Experience handling documents for the USA, Spain, Latin America, Europe and more.
The information on this site is general and does not constitute individual legal advice, nor does it replace a professional review. Every notarial act is performed subject to the Notaries Law, 1976, the Notaries Regulations, 1977, and the identification, appearance and signature requirements applicable to each act.