QuickDocs UAEHow we help
- Identify whether you need UAE MOFA attestation only or full attestation
- Explain the steps required in the country that issued the document
- Advise on any translation needed before attestation
- Support the UAE-side submission and follow-up
- Keep you informed about what is needed at each stage
MOFA attestation vs full attestation
UAE MOFA attestation is the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs step. Full attestation normally means the required steps in the country that issued the document first, followed by the UAE-side requirements. Which one you need depends on the document and where it was issued. See our MOFA attestation guide for details.
Documents commonly attested
- Marriage and birth certificates
- Degree certificates and academic transcripts
- Commercial and company documents
- Powers of attorney and other legal documents
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Tell us the document type and country of issue on WhatsApp and we will explain the route and what you need to prepare.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I need full attestation?
It depends on the document and the country that issued it. Tell us both and we will explain the route.
Do documents need translating first?
Documents not in Arabic or English may need translation as part of the process. We advise on this for your case.
Can you attest documents issued abroad?
The steps in the issuing country differ by country. We explain what is needed and support the UAE side.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Requirements, fees and processing times are set by the relevant UAE authorities, differ by case and can change, so we confirm the current position with you before you proceed.