Embassy Attestation Dubai

United Arab Emirates is one of the wealthiest and most liberal emirates in the GCC, consisting of a federation of seven emirates. In the UAE, certificate legalization is mandatory for many official purposes, such as job applications, school admissions, visa applications, and more.

Consulate attestation makes migration to the UAE easier and faster, as unauthorized documents are restricted for official use. UAE officials and authorities accept attestation to verify the genuineness of certificates.

UAE embassy attestation is a crucial step in the document attestation process. To obtain this verification, applicants can either apply directly or seek assistance. However, before obtaining UAE attestation, certain attestation procedures must be completed in the applicant’s home country, including:

• HRD attestation

• Ministry of External Affairs Attestation

• Home Department attestation

• Public Notary attestation

The specific process for UAE embassy attestation may vary depending on the type of document. Every immigrant must follow this attestation process before approaching the UAE Consulate General Office.

Certificate attestation enhances the credibility and authenticity of a document. UAE embassy officials accept legalized documents as proof of authenticity. Every expatriate must complete certificate attestation to access employment and career opportunities in the UAE. 

UAE Embassy Certificate Attestation is also essential for obtaining MOFA Attestation (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), which is necessary for securing a skilled labor work permit.

By legally validating documents through attestation, your certificates become usable throughout the UAE. Proper attestation ensures a smoother and more comfortable living experience in the UAE.

As per UAE government regulations, documents issued from another country must first receive UAE Embassy attestation in the applicant’s home country, followed by attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in the UAE.

INDIAN EMBASSY CERTIFICATE ATTESTATION

Process & Requirements:

The Indian embassy certificate attestation process is similar to the UAE attestation. For example, if your child is born in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the birth certificate issued by the UAE government will not be accepted for official use in India. 

In this case, you must approach the Indian Consulate in UAE to validate the certificate for use in India.

This same attestation process applies to all certificates issued in the UAE or any other country before they can be legally recognized in India. These documents include:

• Power of Attorney

• Degree Certificate

• Birth Certificate

• Sworn Affidavits

• Experience Certificate

• Medical Certificates

• Articles of Association

• Death Certificate

• MOFA UAE

• Notary Public

• Legal Translation

• Deeds & Agreements

• Diploma Certificates

• Police Clearance Certificate

• Divorce Certificate

Note: All documents issued in the UAE for use in India must first be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) – UAE and then by the Consulate General of India or the Indian Embassy in UAE.