Commercial document attestation.
Company documents attested for opening branches, registering companies, opening bank accounts and signing contracts in the UAE or abroad.
Company documentsAt a glance
Corporate documents are usually notarised first, then attested in the issuing country, by the UAE embassy and UAE MOFA.
UAE MOFA
Final step in the UAE
Varies*
Timeline
Free
First consultation
*Timelines depend on the issuing country, the embassy and the UAE authorities. We confirm an estimate after reviewing your documents.
Documents we help with
Incorporation documents
Certificates of incorporation, memorandums and articles of association.
Board resolutions
Resolutions, minutes and certificates of good standing.
Powers of attorney
Company powers of attorney for managers and representatives.
Invoices & certificates of origin
These follow a separate MOFA channel (eDAS); we tell you what applies.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Requirements are set by the relevant authorities and can change; your advisor confirms what applies to you.
What you’ll need.
Requirements depend on the document and where it was issued. Your advisor confirms the exact list.
The original document, signed and, where required, notarised- A copy of the trade licence or registration certificate
- A copy of the signatory’s passport
- An authorisation letter if we submit on your behalf
What we handle for you
One advisor manages your file and keeps you updated at every stage.
- Checking the right attestation route
- Notarisation coordination where required
- UAE embassy or foreign embassy attestation
- UAE MOFA attestation
- Legal translation, if required
How it works.
Free consultation
We confirm which stamps your document needs.
Document check
We check the original against current requirements.
Attestation
We submit and track each stage of the chain.
Delivery
You receive the attested document and a copy for your records.
All timings are estimates and depend on the authorities involved. Ask an advisor about yours.
Common questions.
No. MOFA handles commercial invoices and certificates of origin through a separate electronic service (eDAS). We confirm the right channel for your document.
Yes. UAE documents usually need MOFA attestation and then legalisation by the embassy of the destination country. Requirements vary by country.
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