f you are having a baby in the UAE, you may want to ensure you are prepared well in advance for the cumbersome paperwork before baby is born.
The first piece of advice will be to ensure your marriage certificate is attested from the issuing country’s Foreign Affairs and the UAE embassy in the origin country. The marriage certificate also must be attested at MOFA in UAE and legally translated to Arabic. There is a mention that the marriage certificate should not be issued within 180 days of baby’s birth. If this is the case, the Ministry of Health may demand an explanation of the situation and refuse to issue the birth certificate of the newborn unless they are alright with the explanation provided.
Along with this, its always good to be prepared with the name for the baby. The reason we say this is, when the birth certificate is issued and the baby’s name is yet to be decided, the certificate will only mention BABY. This complicates the process of issuing the passport for the baby later.
GloboPrime with its experienced team can assist you with the complete process of retrieval of the UAE birth certificate from the Ministry of Health as well as attest the same at MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) while you spend your time with your precious newborn
The scope of birth certificate attestation services for the UAE encompasses various aspects related to validating the authenticity of birth certificates issued in foreign countries. Here’s an overview:
Employment: Many employers in the UAE require attested birth certificates as part of the documentation for employment visa applications. Attestation confirms the genuineness of the birth certificate, ensuring compliance with UAE regulations.
Education: Attested birth certificates may be necessary for admission to educational institutions in the UAE, particularly for students enrolling in schools or universities.
Residency: Individuals seeking residency or family visa sponsorship in the UAE often need attested birth certificates for themselves, their spouse, or dependents as part of the visa application process.
Legal Proceedings: Attested birth certificates may be required for various legal matters, such as inheritance, guardianship, or child custody cases.
Medical Services: Some medical facilities in the UAE may request attested birth certificates as part of the registration process for patients, especially for newborns or minors.
Government Procedures: Birth certificate attestation may be necessary for various government-related procedures, such as obtaining Emirates ID cards or applying for citizenship.
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