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Learn MoreEmbassy, consulate and UAE government department legalization for corporate and personal documents used across borders.
Many corporate and personal documents, from Powers of Attorney to commercial contracts, need legalization through an embassy, consulate or a specific UAE government department before they are recognised abroad or accepted by a UAE authority. We manage this legalization chain, working directly with the relevant embassies, consulates and departments so you are not navigating multiple offices yourself.
This service frequently supports branch office setup, cross-border contracts, and other certificate attestation that requires a specific embassy stamp as part of the chain.
Powers of Attorney, commercial contracts, corporate resolutions, and personal certificates being used in a country other than where they were issued most commonly require this.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation is a UAE-specific step; embassy or consulate legalization is typically required when a document is moving between two other countries, or when a specific embassy stamp is part of the required chain.
Yes, we manage the specific chain required for each destination country, which can differ significantly from one country to another.
It varies widely by embassy and document type, from a few days to several weeks, and we give you a realistic estimate once we know the specific document and destination.
Yes, this is one of the most common reasons UAE companies use this service, legalizing corporate documents for a foreign branch or subsidiary registration.
Some do, particularly for documents that will be relied on by another government department or a foreign authority, which is a different process from attesting a foreign document for UAE use.