Posted by Bobby Harris on 9/30/11 2:59pm
Msg #399314

jewish notary public

i wonder where i can find someone who is a jewish notary public to help me with a letter that i can get as proof i am jewish and have it signed by a person who is a either a notary public who could be a rabbi and works as a notary, i was told i can get a signed letter since a synagogue i go to does not have a rabbi only a visiting rabbi from out of town and i cant get a letter it is to help me with immigration to move to israel and need to have a letter to say i am involved in jewish community. for one year since 2010 and i am having a hard time, i should say a bad time trying to get it done, who can i find that can help me

Reply by Notarysigner on 9/30/11 3:23pm
Msg #399317

google is your friend type in jewish notary n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 9/30/11 3:34pm
Msg #399321

Can you not find someone who is willing to

write a letter about your involvement in the Jewish Community? Then they would get THEIR signature notarized -

I don't think you need a Jewish notary but you DO need someone who is willing to swear or affirm that you are involved in the community.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 9/30/11 4:18pm
Msg #399324

it's not that easy to do.

He needs to follow instructions in my post.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 9/30/11 4:15pm
Msg #399322

What you need is your parents ketubah and your circumcision certificate. You also need to talk to the immigration people in Israel. They can help you.

Reply by HisHughness on 9/30/11 4:26pm
Msg #399325

Hmmm...before I read very far...

...I thought the poster was looking for someone to notarize a bris, and I was wondering where you'd put the stamp.