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UAE Attestation

Attestation is one of the most vital aspects for the verification and authentication of any document. Solely it confirms the genuinety with a written or oral oath. UAE attestation would be required in Educational certificates, Marriage Certificate, Birth certificate etc for alI who is willing to go to UAE. Applicants are even authorised to attest the certificates by their Embassy in New Delhi and Consulate in Mumbai provided the certificates were also attested first by the Consular Section of the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India (Counter at Ground Floor, Patiala House, Tilak Marg, New Delhi).

The applicants thus have to first attest their document at the concerned State Government, then to Ministry of External Affairs (govt India) UAE Embassy in India (New Delhi/Mumbai). Previously it was HRD (Delhi) that use to attest the certificates, but now the work is done by state home department.

Attestation of 'Education Certificates' and 'Non educational certificates' is slightly different. In UAE one would need the attestation of documents to, obtain employment; pursue higher education, to get VISA for wife, right to sell property in India and more.

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The UAE attestation process undergoes in a choice of locations in India including, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, Bhopal and Kerala. Just give us a call or drop us a mail and our team of professionals will help you out with the attestation service.

Documents required for UAE attestation:

  • Original documents(educational certificates, marriage certificates, birth certificates)
  • Passports

Main purposes of UAE attestation:

The primary purposes of UAE attestation are to validate the authenticity and legitimacy of documents for legal, administrative, and professional purposes. It verifies educational certificates for employment and academic endeavors, authenticates commercial documents for business transactions, and validates personal documents essential for legal procedures such as residency applications and family sponsorship. UAE attestation serves as a critical step in ensuring compliance and trustworthiness in diverse dealings within the country's regulatory framework, providing individuals and businesses with the necessary credibility and assurance in their documentation.

STEP BY STEP GUIDE FOR UAE ATTESTATION

The UAE attestation process involves several sequential steps to authenticate documents for legal and administrative purposes.

  1. Notarization: Begin by obtaining notarized copies of the documents you need to attest. This confirms their authenticity at the initial stage.
  2. Home Country Authentication: Authenticate the documents from the respective issuing authorities or relevant departments in your home country. This step verifies the legitimacy of the documents at the national level.
  3. UAE Embassy Attestation: Submit the authenticated documents along with the required application form to the UAE Embassy or Consulate in your home country. Pay the prescribed fees and wait for the processing, which may take several days to weeks.
  4. Document Return: Once attested, the documents will be returned to you. Ensure to check them thoroughly for accuracy and completeness.
  5. Follow Guidelines: Adhere strictly to the guidelines provided by the UAE authorities throughout the attestation process to avoid delays or complications.

By following these steps diligently, you can navigate the UAE attestation process smoothly and ensure the credibility of your documents for use within the country.

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