Certificate attestation UAE is a process that verifies the authenticity of documents, such as passports and visas. It is important to ensure that a document is genuine because there are cases where documents can be forged or tampered with, for example when applying for a visa.
UAE nationals need to have their documents attested by UAE embassies or consulates in their home country after they arrive in the UAE. This is done by submitting an original copy of their passport together with a photocopy of all pages and endorsements, along with photocopies of the stamps in each page.
Notary public
Ministry of external affairs attestation
UAE Embassy attestation
Ministry of foreign affairs attestation
The attestation of certificates is a very important part of the process because it helps to control the reliability of the documents. It also provides an assurance to the client that he/she is receiving a genuine and authentic copy of the document as per his/her requirements. The attestation process can be done by any authorized person or agency that has been given a power by law to certify the authenticity and genuineness of a particular document.
Passport copy of the candidate
Original certificates of the applicant
The certificate attestation process is a great way to verify that your documents are authentic, without having to pay for a notary or other third party service. The process of attesting documents is simple and straightforward yet requires a lot of attention and care on the part of the person who is doing it.
At Genius Attestation we provide 100% genuine services and trustable services to all our clients across the globe. Our attestation experts work on behalf of our customers to process the attestation of their certificates.
Certificate attestation is a crucial process for validating documents for use in the UAE, especially for legal, educational, or employment purposes. If you need a Philippine Police Clearance for visa applications or employment in the UAE, you must ensure it is properly attested. This involves verifying the document with the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the UAE Embassy in the Philippines, and finally, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). Without proper attestation, the police clearance may not be accepted in the UAE for official purposes.