Cross-border attestation.
When a document crosses a border, every country in the chain has a step. We coordinate them so you don’t have to.
Between countriesAt a glance
The usual chain is notarisation, the issuing country’s foreign ministry, the destination country’s embassy, then the final ministry stamp.
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.
What we coordinate
Into the UAE
Foreign documents prepared for use with UAE authorities.
Out of the UAE
UAE documents legalised for use in another country.
Remote handling
In many cases you don’t need to travel to the issuing country.
One point of contact
One advisor tracks every step across countries.
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 both countries involved. Your advisor confirms the chain and checklist.
The original document (not laminated), in Arabic or English or with a legal translation- A copy of the document holder’s passport
- An authorisation letter if we submit on your behalf
- Any earlier stamps or certificates the document already carries
What we handle for you
One advisor manages your file and keeps you updated at every stage.
- Mapping the chain for both countries
- Coordinating notarisation
- Foreign ministry and embassy steps
- 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.
Often not. Many steps can be arranged on your behalf, though some countries require the document holder or a representative to appear. We tell you upfront.
Each country sets its own processing times and requirements. That is why all timings we give are estimates.
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