Certificate Attestation,
MOFA Attestation, Apostille & Attestation Services in Dubai

Certificate attestation is the process of verifying and authenticating your documents to ensure their legitimacy in the eyes of UAE authorities. Steps in the Certificate Attestation Process:

1. Notarization: First, a local notary in your country verifies and stamps your document.
2. Foreign Ministry Authentication: To add another level of verification, your country's foreign ministry authenticates it.
3. UAE Embassy Attestation: The UAE embassy or consulate in your country.
4. MOFA Attestation: In the UAE, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dubai provides the final approval.
   Each step ensures that your documents, like degree certificates or business papers, are legitimate and ready for use in the UAE.

In the UAE, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MOFAIC) conducts MOFA attestation, which is a crucial process for attesting documents like diplomas and business documents. This involves:

1. Verification: Initial verification in the document's country of origin, as well as attestation by the UAE embassy
2. Final Attestation: The MOFAIC in Dubai provides the final legal recognition.
3. The process and requirements include both online and offline services, the submission of original documents, and certain fees.
   Essential for expatriates, this process ensures documents are genuine and valid for any purpose in the UAE.

When you need to use foreign documents in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), it's important to know that the UAE doesn't follow the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention. This means the usual "apostille" process doesn't apply here. The UAE has its own method, "Apostille Attestation," to ensure the acceptance of your documents.

1. Verification by the issuing authority: First, have the organization that issued your document—such as a degree certificate—verify it in its country of origin.
2. Authentication by the Foreign Ministry: The document should then be authenticated by the foreign ministry in the country from which it originated.
3. UAE Embassy Attestation: Then, take the document to the UAE Embassy or Consulate in the country of issue for their stamp of approval.
4. MoFAIC's final attestation in the UAE: Lastly, when you’re in the UAE, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MoFAIC) needs to give the final okay.

1. Application: You can apply online through the Dubai Police website or their official app. Alternatively, visit a Dubai Police station or Customer Happiness Centre.
2. Documents required: Emirates ID (for residents), passport copy, recent passport-size photo, and fingerprint attested by the UAE Embassy (for non-residents).
3. Fees: You can pay the application fee online or at the police station.
4. Processing Time: Usually, it takes a few days to receive the certificate.
5. Language Options: The Dubai PCC is available in Arabic or English.
6. Non-residents: Non-residents need to submit fingerprints attested by the UAE embassy in their country.
7. Uses: Employers frequently require the PCC for employment visas, immigration, or study purposes.
8. Validity: Typically, the validity period is three months from the date of application.
   This certificate confirms your criminal record status in Dubai for a variety of legal and administrative purposes.

Yes, we provide free document collection and delivery services for certificate attestation in Dubai and the Northern Emirates, including Sharjah. Our service ensures smooth handling of your documents from collection to final delivery after attestation.

Several steps are involved in the degree certificate attestation process for a UAE employment visa, ensuring the official recognition of your educational qualifications in the UAE. This attestation is necessary for the visa application process, especially if your job requires a certain educational qualification.

1. First, have your degree notarised in the nation that issued it.
2. Home Country's Foreign Affairs Ministry: Request the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in your home country to certify the degree.
3. UAE Embassy Attestation: Next, take your degree to the UAE embassy in your country for attestation.
4. Obtain the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' attestation of the degree in the UAE.
   Remember to carry your original degree certificate and passport copy. Each step may involve a fee, and the total time can vary. This attestation process is essential to validating your degree for your UAE employment visa.