Getting your document attested in UAE doesn’t have to be stressful. Whether you’re moving for work, studying abroad, or starting a business, attestation is a crucial step to make your documents valid and accepted officially. Let’s break down what you need to know and how to make the process easier
What is Document Attestation?
Document attestation is the process of proving that your documents are authentic. It’s an essential requirement for many legal, educational, and professional purposes in the UAE. The types of documents you might need to attest include:
Educational certificates like degrees and diplomas
Commercial documents such as trade licenses or power of attorney
Personal documents like birth and marriage certificates
Who Handles Document Attestation in UAE?
Several authorities play a role in making sure your documents are verified:
Notary Public
The first step is notarizing the document in its home country
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA)
MOFA attestation ensures your documents are recognized in the UAE
Embassy Legalization
The UAE embassy in your home country reviews and attests the documents.
UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
Final approval step once you’re in the UAE.
Why Use Professional Attestation Services?
The attestation process can be time-consuming and complicated. Hiring a professional service can make all the difference
Save Time
Experts handle the paperwork and follow up
Avoid Mistakes
Get guidance to ensure all requirements are met
Focus on Goals
Let professionals handle it while you focus on goals
Why Choose Us for Document Attestation?
At J K Management Consultancies, we’re here to simplify the process for you. Here’s why clients trust us:
Comprehensive services for personal, educational, and commercial documents.
Years of experience with UAE attestation procedures.
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
Quick and reliable service to meet tight deadlines.
It varies depending on the type of document and the issuing country, but it usually takes a few days to a couple of weeks
Yes, it’s a mandatory step to ensure your documents are officially recognized in the UAE
No, only original documents can be attested