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Choice of a last name following a change in marital status

This service enables citizens and residents of Israel to notify Israeli missions abroad of their choice of a last name following marriage, divorce or widowhood.
Required Documents To Apply
Israeli passport
Certified original document serving as proof of the change in marital status (marriage certificate, divorce certificate, death certificate)
Notice of choice of name
Notice of change in marital status (marriage, divorce, widowhood)довство)
Required Presence at the consulate
The applicant for the service must appear in person at the mission.


Please note
Do not come to the embassy without prior appointment.
Before arriving at the embassy, contact the consular department at consular@quito.mfa.gov.il. You must specify your mobile phone number and attach a copy of a travel document or other ID.
Do not go to the embassy without confirmation of an invitation from the consular department.
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Who Can Apply?

The notice may be submitted by Israeli citizens living abroad, whose marital status has changed following marriage, divorce or widowhood.
A change of name comes into force only after it has been approved by the Population and Immigration Authority. Following the approval, an updated passport may be issued by the mission where the notice was submitted.
An updated ID card will be issued by the Population and Immigration Authority in Israel only.
 

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How To Apply?

The applicant for the service must appear in person at the mission.

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Fill The Forms
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Schedule An Appointment

To visit the mission, it is necessary schedule an appointment in advance.
Before coming to the mission, make sure you have with you all the required documents and completed forms.

 

 

 

Information

Embassy address:

Edificio Altana Plaza, La Coruña y San Ignacio, Quito, Ecuador.

E-mail address:

consular@Quito.mfa.gov.il

The telephone number of the consular department:

(593-2) 3971505