If you have land in Israel, there are a few ways in which you can register it.

First, you have the option to complete the registration using historical documents. You, as the land owner, can send our law offices the relevant documents and evidence, and our lawyers will then be able to get back to you with specific answers about how to complete the land registry in Israel under your particular circumstances.

The other potential situation you might encounter, which is very common, is needing to complete your rights registration through the court. This is what happens when you attained land but the registration is incomplete because of death, loss of documents, separation from a previous lawyer, or simply forgetting to deal with it.

In this case, we will gather the necessary evidence and declarations on your behalf. If needed, we’ll also hire a private investigator to find evidence or inheritance documents (if relevant). We’ll also handle all of the communication with TABU.

In Israel, land registry rights are governed by the Land Registration and Settlement Authority, also known as TABU. TABU is governed by the Israeli Ministry of Justice and it manages the Land Registry in Israel.

TABU operates via nine regional offices spread throughout the country, which have jurisdiction on matters related to registration of land and joint home disputes.