We prepare, translate, notarize (if needed), and coordinate Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) and Embassy/Consulate attestations—so your documents are accepted the first time, in the UAE or abroad.

Attestation/legalization is the official validation chain that confirms a document’s authenticity for use by a government, court, university, or employer. Depending on where you will use the document, authorities may require:

• Notarization (UAE Notary Public)

• MOFA attestation (UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

• Embassy/Consulate legalization of the destination country

• Translation (Arabic ↔ English or other languages) by a sworn/legal translator

We handle the entire sequence and tell you exactly which steps your case requires.

• Personal: Degrees, transcripts, school certificates, marriage/divorce/birth certificates, powers of attorney, police clearance, medical reports.

• Corporate: Memorandum of Association (MOA) & amendments, Board resolutions, commercial registrations, chamber certificates, invoices, contracts, agency agreements, certificates of good standing/incumbency.

• Other: Declarations, affidavits, certified true copies.

Not sure if your document qualifies? Send a photo on WhatsApp—we’ll confirm requirements in minutes.

• Use inside the UAE: foreign documents usually must be legalized by their home country and then attested by UAE MOFA.

• Use outside the UAE: UAE-issued documents typically need UAE Notary (if applicable) → MOFA → destination Embassy/Consulate in the UAE (and sometimes a final stamp in the destination country).

• Employment / Immigration / Company setup: authorities almost always require properly attested documents.

• Requirement check (country + document + end-use)

• Drafting or review (if notarization is needed first)

• Sworn/legal translation (Arabic/English or other languages)

• Notary Public coordination (UAE)

• MOFA attestation

• Embassy/Consulate legalization (destination country)

• Secure handling & tracked delivery of originals and stamped copies

• Clear scan or photo of the document (all pages)

• Passport/Emirates ID copy (for personal docs)

• Trade license / corporate documents (for company files)

• Authorization (if applying on someone’s behalf)

• Any reference numbers/letters from the authority/employer/university

Fees depend on: document type, translation pages, MOFA fees, embassy fees, and urgency.
You’ll receive a fixed, itemized quote before we proceed—no surprises.