Ministry of Justice Attestation Services
Ministry of Justice Attestation Services in Dubai, Abudhabi, UAE
The Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General is a government department that gives legal advice to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This department, also known as the Ministry of Justice, oversees the country’s courts and legal system.
It is responsible for checking and approving legal papers, which is called ministry of justice dubai attestation. The ministry also gives licenses to lawyers, translators, and other legal experts.
We specialize in expediting document attestation and legalization through the UAE Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Our comprehensive attestation services cover Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with additional support for ministry of justice Sharjah attestation and ministry of justice Ajman attestation. As your trusted attestation partner, we handle the entire process, from notary public authentication to embassy legalization.
To streamline your experience, we offer expert guidance on attestation procedures. Our customer service team is ready to provide detailed information, including ministry of justice attestation fees and specific document requirements.
How to Get Your Documents Certified by the Ministry of Justice ?
The UAE Ministry of Justice, established in 1971 shortly after the formation of the federal government, offers a range of essential services. The user can use MOJ service to request affidavits or authentications for the following:
The user can use this service to request affidavits or authentications for the following:
- Sharia marriage contract Attestation
- Church Marriage Attestation
- Attorney’s power Attestation.
- Name change Affidavit Attestation.
- Divorce Certificate Attestation
- SPOA Attestation
- Applicant’s identification confirmation (passport or identity card)
- Request form
- Attorney’s power (if the application is registered by a lawyer or attorney)
- Two identity certified witnesses
- CERTIFICATE ATTESTATION
- UK Certificate Attestation
- US Certificate Attestation
- Canada Certificate Attestation
- German Certificate Attestation
- Kuwait Certificate Attestation
- UAE Certificate Attestation
- Australian Certificate Attestation
- Indian Certificate Attestation
- TYPES OF DOCUMENTS
- Education Document Attestation
- Non-educational Documents Attestation
- Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)
How to get MOJ attestation?
Unlike notarization, which requires the physical presence of signatories and can only be performed by a legally approved notary public, document attestation by the Ministry of Justice is a more flexible process. Individuals or entities can request ministry of justice Dubai attestation, ministry of justice Sharjah attestation, or ministry of justice Ajman attestation without the document owner being present.
When a certified translation is needed for legal, insurance, or other purposes, we authenticate the document with our legal stamp and signature, verifying the translation’s accuracy. Subsequently, we submit it to the Ministry of Justice for official certification. To ensure our legal stamp and signature are valid, the original document must be created within the UAE or bear the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs stamp.
The attestation process is a multi-step procedure involving authentication by the original issuing authority, followed by verification from the country’s consulate in Dubai and culminating in final approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dubai Office. This comprehensive procedure covers certificates of importance (birth certificates, Marriage certificates), academic credentials, and other documents required for employment, residency, or commercial contracts.
FAQs
To authenticate documents, you must first submit them to your country’s embassy. Once the embassy certifies the documents, they should be taken to your country’s foreign affairs department to verify the embassy’s certificate. Finally, present the verified documents to your country’s consulate in the UAE for the final attestation.
The ministry of justice attestation fees for personal documents, whether issued within or outside the UAE, are AED 50 per document.
Any Certificate attestation From the Following Countries
Ready to Get Started?
Request a Quote
Request an individual quotation. We'll assess your requirements and get back to you within one working hour.
Request a Callback
Fill in the form to request a callback. One of our specialist advisors will call you back as soon as possible.
Get in touch with us on Whatsapp if you prefer! Message us on +971564625222 to get started. Text only.