Ellison Mozes
Aliyah to Israel under the Law of Return
Assistance for those eligible under the Law of Return in proving eligibility, collecting documents and addressing questions or refusal.
Assistance for those eligible under the Law of Return in proving eligibility, collecting documents and addressing questions or refusal.
Who is this service for?
Jews, children and grandchildren of Jews, and spouses seeking to exercise eligibility for aliyah.
Points to check
- Locating historical family documents
- Discrepancies in records and names
- Objections concerning eligibility or the applicant's history
How do we guide you through the procedure?
- Organising the family connection from one generation to the next
- Authenticating source documents
- Representation during the examination and in the event of refusal
Frequently asked questions
Is one document proving Jewish ancestry sufficient?
The examination is based on the documents as a whole and the connections between family members.
Can a refusal be challenged?
Yes, depending on the type of decision, its reasons and the deadline specified in it.
Official source: Population and Immigration Authority
Stages of representation
Case assessment
Reviewing documents, decisions and deadlines.
Application or appeal preparation
Planning the approach and preparing the application or appeal.
Representation and follow-up
Handling requests and decisions as the case develops.