An apostille is a certification that verifies the authenticity of a document or confirms the accuracy of a translation for official use in another country. It is typically used when a document issued in one country needs to be presented in another country. The apostille itself is a standardized form of authentication that is recognized internationally under the Hague Convention. It is affixed to the document by a designated authority in the country where the document originates.In Israel, the apostille stamp is affixed by the court, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and other government agencies, depending on the type of document and where it will be further presented.