Educational
Degrees, diplomas and school certificates
For UAE work visas, equivalency, and employers who need the qualification stamped before a contract is issued.
Certificate Attestation · Dubai & UAE
Certificate attestation in Dubai, handled from first stamp to last.
Degree, birth, marriage, police clearance and commercial documents attested for the UAE or for use abroad. We collect from your door, manage every notary, embassy and MOFAIC step, and return the finished file to your hand.
Prefer to talk? Call +971 4 370 5995 during Dubai office hours.
- Door to door
- Collection and return across the UAE
- Bur Dubai office
- Licensed Dubai company you can visit
- Quote first
- Full chain and cost in writing before we start
What we attest
Educational, personal and commercial documents, in either direction.
Issued abroad and needed in the UAE, or issued in the UAE and needed abroad. The chain of stamps differs; the service does not.
Personal
Birth, marriage, police and medical records
For family visas, sponsorship, inheritance, court filings and residency in another country.
Commercial
Company and legal documents
For branch registrations abroad, tenders, bank files, and authorisations that must hold up in a foreign jurisdiction.
The chain of stamps
Every attestation is a sequence. Miss one stamp and the file comes back.
The UAE is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, so an apostille alone is never enough here. These are the two chains we run, checked against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' published requirements.
Issued abroad · used in the UAE
Into the UAE
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Issuing authority
The university, registry, court or chamber that issued the original signs or seals it.
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Home-country authentication
Notary and foreign ministry of the issuing country. Where that country issues apostilles, the apostille is this step, not the last one.
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UAE embassy or consulate abroad
The UAE mission in the issuing country legalises the authenticated document.
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MOFAIC, United Arab Emirates
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs attests the embassy stamp. Only then is the document accepted by UAE ministries, courts and employers.
Issued in the UAE · used abroad
Out of the UAE
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Notary or issuing authority
UAE-issued originals are notarised or certified by the authority that produced them.
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MOFAIC, United Arab Emirates
The Ministry certifies the signature and seal. Documents must be in Arabic or English, or carry a certified legal translation, and must not be laminated.
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Destination embassy in the UAE
The embassy of the country where the document will be used legalises the MOFAIC stamp.
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Destination foreign ministry
Some countries add a final step at their own ministry on arrival. We tell you up front whether yours does.
How it works
Four steps. You only take part in the first and the last.
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Send us the document
A photo on WhatsApp or the form below is enough. Tell us where it was issued and where it will be used. We reply with the exact chain of stamps your file needs and a quote.
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We collect the originals
A courier picks up from your home or office anywhere in the UAE, or you drop them at our Bur Dubai office. You receive a receipt listing every original.
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We complete every stamp
Notary, translation, embassy and MOFAIC. One coordinator owns your file and tells you each time it moves.
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Attested originals come back to you
Delivered to your door with every stamp in place, ready for the ministry, employer, bank or court that asked for them.
Why Green Apple
What you are actually paying for.
Anyone can list the stamps. The work is knowing which embassy wants which copy, in which order, and holding your originals safely while it happens.
A Dubai office you can walk into
We are a licensed Dubai company at 408 Nasser Lootah Building, Bur Dubai. Visit, call the landline, or send a courier.
One coordinator per file
The person who quotes your job is the person who runs it. No ticket queue, no repeating your story.
A receipt for every original
Each document is logged on collection and signed back on return, so you always know what we hold.
A written quote before any work starts
You see the full chain and the full cost first. Nothing is added later without your agreement.
Embassy legalisation
Country-specific checklists for the embassies we work with most.
Request a written quote
Tell us the document and where it is going.
A coordinator replies with the exact chain of stamps your file needs and the full cost in writing. No work starts until you approve it.
- +971 4 284 6712
- Landline
- +971 4 370 5995
- Office
- 408 Nasser Lootah Building, Bur Dubai, Dubai
Questions
What people ask before they send us a file.
No. We handle the notary, the embassies and MOFAIC on your behalf. Your part is to hand over the originals and receive them back.
No. The UAE is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so an apostille on its own is never accepted here. A document issued abroad still has to be legalised by the UAE embassy in that country and then attested by MOFAIC in the UAE. The apostille can be a step in that chain, but it is never the last one.
Yes. Most files that start abroad need the home-country authentication and UAE embassy stages before anything can happen here. We coordinate those stages with our partners and complete the MOFAIC attestation once the document reaches the UAE.
A clear photo of the document, the country it was issued in, and the country or authority it will be presented to. With those three things we can confirm the exact chain of stamps and give you a written quote.
MOFAIC requires documents to be in Arabic or English, or to carry a certified legal translation. If yours is in another language we arrange the translation as part of the same file, so you do not need a separate translator.
You receive your original documents back with the physical stamps of each authority in place, and MOFAIC attestations carry a reference that the Ministry itself can verify. We also keep the collection receipt and return record for your file.
Quote first · No obligation
Send a photo of the document. We will tell you exactly what it needs.
Degree, birth, marriage, police clearance or commercial file: share where it was issued and where it is going, and a coordinator in our Dubai office comes back with the chain of stamps and a written quote.