MOJ-recognised certified translations for courts, government and business.
Any document submitted to a UAE court, notary, or many government departments must be in Arabic — and only a legally certified translation counts. A normal translation, however accurate, will be rejected.
We manage certified translation of marriage/birth/educational certificates (for visas and attestation), commercial contracts and MOAs, court judgments and legal notices, bank and audit documents, and medical reports — checking names against passports (the most common rejection cause) before stamping. Urgent same-day service is available for shorter documents.
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It must be produced and stamped by a translator licensed by the UAE Ministry of Justice. Courts and notaries reject anything else.
Standard certificates are typically ready in 24–48 hours; same-day urgent service is available for short documents.
Yes — judgments, claims, evidence bundles and legal notices, with the certification courts require.
Arabic and English as the core pair, plus 100+ languages including Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam, Tagalog, French, German, Russian and Chinese through our certified network.
Often yes — MOFA and embassies commonly require certified Arabic translation of foreign certificates. We bundle translation + attestation as one service.
Message us on WhatsApp — a real consultant replies with requirements and an itemised quote, usually within minutes.
