Ellison Mozes
Proving Jewish ancestry and eligibility under the Law of Return
Collecting and organising documents proving the family connection and eligibility for aliyah where records are incomplete or complex.
Collecting and organising documents proving the family connection and eligibility for aliyah where records are incomplete or complex.
Who is this service for?
Applicants asked to provide further evidence or notified of doubts about their eligibility.
Points to check
- Documents from countries that dissolved or changed their registries
- Name changes and transliteration
- Linking generations through consistent certificates
How do we guide you through the procedure?
- Identifying missing documents or details
- Locating and authenticating documents
- Submitting the documents with a legal explanation
Frequently asked questions
What can be done when there is no birth certificate?
Alternative evidence and archival sources appropriate to the country and period must be examined.
Is family testimony sufficient?
Usually, it must be supported by objective documents wherever possible.
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.