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Certified Arabic Translation + Attestation

Certified Arabic Translation + Attestation

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Certified Arabic Translation + Attestation

Egypt
Middle East
GreenAttest provides a combined certified Arabic translation and attestation service using Egyptian Consulate-recognized translators. This integrated service ensures your documents are accurately translated and fully attested in a single managed workflow, meeting the language requirements of Egyptian government authorities.

Egyptian government institutions, courts, and regulatory bodies require all foreign-language documents to be accompanied by certified Arabic translations before they will process any filing or application. The translation must be performed by a sworn translator recognized by the Egyptian Consulate General, and the translated document must then pass through the same attestation chain as the original. Submitting an uncertified translation or one produced by a non-recognized translator will result in rejection, regardless of how accurate the translation may be.

The quality of the Arabic translation directly impacts how Egyptian authorities interpret and act on your documents. Legal terminology, professional titles, institutional names, and technical descriptions must all be rendered accurately in Arabic to avoid misunderstandings that could delay or derail your application. Egyptian courts and ministries are particularly exacting about the precision of translated legal documents, and errors in translation can create enforceable discrepancies that are difficult and expensive to correct after the fact.

GreenAttest integrates certified Arabic translation and attestation into a single seamless service. We work exclusively with sworn translators who hold Egyptian Consulate recognition and specialize in legal, commercial, educational, and personal document translation. After translation, the certified Arabic version is processed through the full attestation chain alongside your original document, ensuring both carry matching authentication stamps. GreenAttest reviews the translation for accuracy and completeness before initiating attestation, and we deliver both the original attested document and its certified Arabic translation as a matched set. This integrated approach saves time, eliminates coordination between separate translation and attestation providers, and ensures full compliance with Egyptian language requirements.

Documents Required

  • Original document in the source language
  • Clear photocopy of the original document
  • Valid passport copy of the document holder
  • UAE residence visa copy (if applicable)
  • Prior attestation from the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the original document
  • Any reference glossaries or terminology guides relevant to the document content (optional but helpful)

Special Requirements

Important to Know
  • The certified Arabic translation must bear the sworn translator's official stamp, signature, and Egyptian Consulate recognition number.

How It Works

  1. 1
    Submit your original document to GreenAttest for translation assessment and attestation planning.
  2. 2
    A sworn Arabic translator recognized by the Egyptian Consulate produces the certified translation.
  3. 3
    GreenAttest reviews the translation for accuracy, completeness, and terminological consistency.
  4. 4
    Both the original document and the certified Arabic translation are processed through the attestation chain: UAE MOFA and Egyptian Embassy.
  5. 5
    GreenAttest delivers the matched set of attested original and certified Arabic translation.

Insider Tips

Insider Tips

  • Provide any relevant terminology guides or industry-specific glossaries with your document, as this helps the translator use the precise Arabic terms that Egyptian authorities expect for your field.
  • If your document contains names of institutions, degrees, or professional titles, confirm the preferred Arabic rendering in advance to avoid discrepancies with existing Egyptian records.
  • Order the combined translation and attestation service from the start rather than arranging translation separately, as this prevents formatting mismatches between the translated document and the attestation requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Egyptian authorities only accept certified translations produced by translators whose credentials have been verified and approved by the Egyptian Consulate General. Translations from non-recognized translators, even if accurate, will be rejected by Egyptian ministries and courts. GreenAttest works exclusively with translators who hold current Egyptian Consulate recognition.

Yes. The certified Arabic translation must carry its own attestation stamps matching those on the original document. Egyptian authorities require both the attested original and the attested translation to be submitted together. GreenAttest processes both documents through the attestation chain simultaneously to ensure they are ready as a matched set.

The complete process takes approximately 8 to 12 business days. Translation typically requires 2 to 4 business days depending on the document's length and complexity, followed by the standard attestation timeline for both documents. GreenAttest provides a specific estimate after reviewing your document during the initial assessment.

Yes. Our recognized translators handle translations from multiple source languages into Arabic, including English, French, Urdu, Hindi, and other languages commonly encountered in the UAE. GreenAttest matches your document with a translator who is qualified in both the source language and the relevant subject matter.

Quick Facts

Processing Time
8-12 business days including translation
Pricing From
AED 380
Country
Egypt
Delivery
Free across the UAE

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