The official active-notary dataset associates מיקי משה חובל, licence file 220299, with Ramat Gan and lists English, Georgian, Russian. That public record anchors this profile without supplying a marketing biography or specialty claim. Users should ask directly about the exact legal service, supervising lawyer, language support, document handling, appointment timing, professional charges, and government or court costs.
Document authentication is often only one component of an Israel legal matter. The public dataset does not say whether this entry handles Population and Immigration Authority cases, employment permits, litigation, company work, or property transactions. Verify the precise service, experience relevant to the file, language used for advice, confidentiality arrangements, deadline control, storage or return of originals, billing stages, and complaint channel.
For users considering this Ramat Gan record (licence file 220299), Israel's A/1 temporary-residence route under the Law of Return requires original eligibility evidence, with notarial Hebrew translation generally required unless the document is in Arabic or English. Applicants should verify apostille rules, filing location, originals, translation scope, fees, and whether legal eligibility advice is included.
Passports Forum does not infer immigration expertise from notary registration. Firsthand reviews should state what was commissioned, who performed it, which authority required the document, whether charges matched the quote, and how extra requirements or delays were handled.