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Documents to translate for inheritance and probate abroad
Inheriting assets abroad means proving the death and your right to inherit. The inheritance or probate order, the death certificate and the will are the usual core, and foreign courts, banks and land registries typically want certified translations with an apostille on the Israeli originals.
For Israeli applicants heading to Any.
Always asked for
Translate these first. Each link shows the document, its key fields and the rules we apply.
Sometimes asked for
Depends on the destination and your situation.
Translation requirement
Certified translation plus apostille
Official sources
Updated November 5, 2026. Check the official source for your destination before you file; requirements change and differ by office.
Questions
Which documents do I need to translate for inheritance and probate abroad?
Usually Inheritance order, Probate order, Death certificate and Will. Check the receiving authority's own list before you file.
Do I need a certified translation for inheritance and probate abroad?
Certified translation plus apostille. Requirements change, so verify them with the official source for your destination.
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