Notary fees are fixed by regulation: what you need to know
Notary fees in a 30-second video
Video transcript
3 things worth knowing about notary fees. The notary fee is fixed by regulation and is the same with every notary in Israel, and charging above or below the tariff is a disciplinary offence. What changes the amount? The number of words in a translation, a visit outside the office and service at special hours. The tariff is updated every year on 1 January in line with the index, and the amounts in the regulations do not include VAT.
In brief
Notary fees are fixed by regulation and are identical with every notary in Israel; charging above or below the tariff is a disciplinary offence. What changes the amount: the number of words in a translation, attendance outside the office, and service at special hours. The tariff is updated every year on 1 January in line with the index, and the amounts in the regulations do not include VAT.
For the full explanation: Notary fees are fixed by regulation, and that is not a slogan. In a market where almost every service can be haggled over, the notary fee is the exception: it is set by regulation, it is the same with every notary in Israel, and departing from it is a disciplinary offence.
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