Translate an Israeli land registry extract (Nesach Tabu) to English

nesach tabu (נסח טאבו). Upload the original and get it back in English with the same layout: every stamp, table and number stays where it is.

Hebrew → English
Asked for in 6 use cases
Public document
Issued by Land Registry (Tabu)

Translate your land registry extract How we translate it

Sample Israeli land registry extract (Nesach Tabu) — **Sample land registry extract.** Shown for layout only; the details on it are not a real person's. Source: midrag.co.il.

What it is

Official extract from the Land Registry showing ownership, rights and encumbrances on a property. Proof of assets and of property sale proceeds.

Key fields

What appears on the document and must come through in the translation.

Block
parcel
sub-parcel
area
owners and shares
mortgages
caution notes
liens
issue date and time

How we translate it

These rules go to the translation engine when you upload a land registry extract, on top of the general rules for Israeli documents.

Keep block (gush), parcel (chelka) and sub-parcel numbers exactly.
Keep ownership shares as exact fractions.
Translate each registration type with fixed terms.
Keep issue date and time; the extract is a snapshot.

Common mistake: Translating הערת אזהרה as "warning"; it is a caution note registered on title.

Glossary

Terms on the document and the English we use for them.

Hebrew	English
גוש	Block
חלקה	Parcel
תת חלקה	Sub-parcel
הערת אזהרה	Caution note
משכנתא	Mortgage
עיקול	Attachment (lien)
בית משותף	Condominium

Who asks for it

Use cases where a translated land registry extract is on the list.

Managing or selling Israeli property from abroad Buying or investing in property abroad sometimes Residency by investment (golden visa) sometimes US E-2 investor visa sometimes Inheritance and probate abroad sometimes US B1/B2 visitor visa sometimes

Apostille and validity

Public document: can be apostilled in Israel. Foreign authorities often want a certified or sworn translation of it.

Samedoc gives you an English copy in the original layout. You're responsible for checking it before you submit it, and a professional manual review is available at extra cost. Where an authority requires a certified or sworn translation, a qualified translator signs it; the Samedoc copy gives them a ready draft. Check the official source for your destination.

Questions

Who asks for a translated land registry extract?

It is on the document list for Managing or selling Israeli property from abroad, Buying or investing in property abroad, Residency by investment (golden visa), US E-2 investor visa, Inheritance and probate abroad and US B1/B2 visitor visa.

Does a translated land registry extract need an apostille?

Public document: can be apostilled in Israel. Foreign authorities often want a certified or sworn translation of it.

Will the numbers and stamps stay the same?

Yes. Samedoc keeps every number, date, ID, amount, stamp and signature exactly where it is and only replaces the text, so the English copy can be checked against the original line by line.