Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about attestation services
Attestation is necessary to validate the authenticity of foreign documents, preventing fraud and ensuring they are recognized by the UAE government. Without this process, documents may not be accepted for official purposes, hindering your ability to work, study, or conduct business in the UAE.
MOFA attestation is essential for validating documents such as degrees, marriage certificates, business licenses, and more. It confirms that your document has been verified by all relevant authorities and is legally recognized.
Apostille is a form of attestation recognized by all member countries of The Hague Convention. This global attestation method ensures that documents issued in one country are accepted in 104 countries without the need for additional certification. The Apostille stamp is a square-shaped, computer-generated sticker with a unique ID number, which allows member countries to verify the document’s authenticity online.
With over 30 years of experience, World Attestation offers fast and reliable Apostille services in the UAE. Our team ensures a hassle-free process, from document collection to delivery, so you can trust us with your attestation needs. We handle all types of documents with care, ensuring timely and secure Apostille services.
A Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) or Certificate of Good Conduct is an official document that confirms whether an individual has a criminal record or is under investigation. It is known by various names in different countries, such as Good Conduct Certificate, Criminal Record Check, and Penal Clearance Certificate. PCC is often required for immigration, employment, higher education, and adoption procedures to ensure the individual’s background is clear.
Legal translation is mandatory in the UAE for any document submitted to government offices or legal institutions. Examples include:
Visa Applications,
Immigration Procedures,
Business Contracts and Agreements
Required for legal recognition of foreign-language documents.
Necessary for court submissions, business transactions, and official applications.
Loan applications, Corporate transactions, Opening international bank accounts and Financial court submissions
True copy stamping is the process of having a lawyer certify a document as an exact and accurate replica of the original, often required for legal submissions or immigration purposes.
An affidavit is a sworn statement of facts, verified and stamped by a lawyer, commonly used in legal matters, such as property disputes, financial claims, or immigration.