Government Fees for Israeli Inheritance Issues

The various government fees for Israeli inheritance issues occasionally change. This article addresses some of the payments at the time of this writing with a link to the Hebrew site for the most updated list of fees.

This Series of Posts

Our lawyers specialize in a variety of fields, including Israeli inheritance law. This article is one in a series addressing various aspects of Israeli inheritance law, based on the Hebrew instructions on the Ministry of Justice website under the Registrar of Inheritance Affairs. To read more, see our collection of articles on inheritance issues.

Fees for Israeli Inheritance Issues

Do note that every January 1 and July 1 the payment rates are adjusted. This short article provides payment rates in late 2017. This Israeli governmental website lists the current rates. (The website is only in Hebrew. If you need assistance with making the payments, please contact our law firm.)

Application for granting a succession order or will probate order for online submission – filing an application – 496 NIS
Application for granting a succession order or will probate order for online submission – reduced fee for filing an online application – 422 NIS
Application for granting a succession order or will probate order – expenses for advertising this in a newspaper (orange voucher) – 130 NIS
Application for a succession order or will probate order – filing fee (blue voucher) – 992 NIS
Application to amend or cancel a succession order or will probate order – 496 NIS
Making a will at the Registrar of Inheritance Affairs – 232 NIS
Depositing the will – 105 NIS
Examining the file in the archives of the Registrar of Inheritance Affairs – 27 NIS
A certified copy of any document/order issued in the Registrar of Inheritance Affairs – stamps of 5.10 NIS per page
Objection to granting an inheritance order or will probate order – 954 NIS
Any other request or service that is not included in the above items, including submitting an amended application – 232 NIS
Application for appointing an estate manager – 496 NIS

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If you have questions about any of the applications or forms needed for inheritance issues in Israel or if you have questions about fees for Israeli inheritance issues and how to pay them, please contact us.

Advocate Michael Decker specializes in Israeli inheritance law and would be happy to discuss this issue with you.