State-Approved Conversion | The Process
1. Enrollment for a conversion class
Enrol for one of AMI's various conversion tracks - class group or personal.
2. Opening a conversion file
Two to three months after beginning studies, you come to the Rabbinic court of conversion to open your file.
3. Concluding interview
After finishing the course, you reach the conversion court sitting. The panel of judges consists of three rabbis. Remember, the Rabbinic judges are there for you!
4. The court sitting
After finishing the course, you reach the conversion court sitting. The panel of judges consists of three rabbis. Remember, the Rabbinic judges are there for you!
5. The moment after
Passed the conversion court? Congratulations - now what's left is circumcision (for males), dipping in the ritualarium ("Mikve") and marriage.
The truth is I was very skeptic about studies. How would I feel sharing my feelings with others? I didn't want ayone to know. When I reached the class it all changed. I met wonderful people who are in a similiar stage and great, openminded teachers, i cant begin to tell. The prepartion for the meeting in Court was excellent, classes were so interesting it was hard to go home. Everything was professional and personal. Thanks for the most amazing year in my life.
Your class track
Classes throught the country from Nahariya to Eilat, click here
Personal class track
Unique for Ami - personal tutor in a "one on one" meeting
Our Curriculum
Studding program of conversion course
I have a question
Everything you need to know about the process
Non-citizens program
Find all the inforamtion about the special committee for conversion for non citizens