Why You Need to Have Your Documents Certified and Legalized in the UAE
Because the UAE is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, documents issued in other countries must be legalized in the UAE embassy in the country of origin to be considered genuine and valid for use in the UAE. Legalization is an expensive and time-consuming procedure that demands a lot of effort. We’re here to help you. Our team of experts will make the attestation and legalization process quick, efficient and cost-effective.
6 Scenarios that require you to have your documents legalized
Business Setup in UAE
A foreign company must have its corporate paperwork legalized to operate in the UAE.
Opening a Bank Account Overseas
All UAE-based enterprises must deliver their properly authenticated documentation to a foreign bank to open an account abroad.
Acting Under a Power of Attorney
In the UAE, if a power of attorney has been duly attested, an attorney-in-fact may act on behalf of another.
Cross-Border M&A Deals
To complete cross-border mergers and acquisitions, you must present attested corporate documentation.
Immigration Procedures
A variety of documentation and personal credentials are required from you, all of which must be attested in accordance with UAE law.
Business Licensing
Sometimes, you may need to submit duly attested credentials and certificates to confirm your qualifications and experience.
Steps in the legalization process
One of the few business consulting firm in UAE that takes a highly qualified, diversified approach to solve challenging problems is SORP. Thanks to our network of foreign agents, it is possible to arrange document legalization procedures in the UAE and abroad.
SORP Group has provided business consulting and support for over 15 years. Take advantage of the wealth of expertise and tools we have accumulated to securely take care of every step of the legalization process for you.
Document Attestation and Legalization in The UAE
Certification of the genuineness
of a public seal and signature
of an official who has signed
the document
Professional Arabic Translations
Translation of commercial and
personal documents certified
and sworn to by the translator.
A wide range of languages catered for.
Document Legalization Outside the UAE
Attestation of documents by
the UAE embassy after their
verification by the Foreign Ministry
of the issuing country