For the legalization of educational documents, the notary must directly certify the original document so that the BKartA can affix its apostille stamp to the back of the original document. As long as the apostille is attached to the document itself, the notarial deed can be combined with the education certificate. Please send an email to info@legalisations.org.uk, along with a copy of the document to be translated, if you would like certified translation services for your legalization requirements at the UAE Embassy. Our consultants will contact you as soon as possible with the quote and turnaround time for the complete translation. The UAE also offers a wealth of business opportunities. If a British national travels to the UAE to work, they may be required to present a certificate from the UAE Embassy in order for their British documents to be accepted by the Arab authorities. It also establishes your position as a foreigner in the UAE, which is fully managed and protected by the British Embassy in the country. The 1961 Hague Convention abolished the obligation for Member States to legalise public documents at their consular level. However, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a federation of seven members of the Emirates including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, and a prominent member of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), is not a member of the Hague Convention. This means that any document issued by the UK authorities for use in the UAE must be legalised by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Embassy in London. Before that, these documents must receive an apostille certificate from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). In order to use a power of attorney in the UAE, the power of attorney must be signed and certified by a lawyer or notary in the UK in order to obtain the apostille from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) for legalisation of the UAE Embassy in London. To obtain a work visa, you must legalize certain documents through the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in London.
This includes your employment contract with your sponsoring business unit EAU. As soon as you accept a job offer, your employer applies for a residence permit on your behalf. You can start working as soon as you have received a work permit from the UAE Ministry of Labour. For years, Rapid Legalisation has been offering apostilles, consular certifications, notarized certificates and certified translations for individuals and businesses. Our consultants are familiar with the legalization procedures of various jurisdictions around the world, including the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Legalizing UAE documents can be confusing and costly if the process is not well understood. By using our services, you save valuable time and money and receive the necessary documents as soon as possible. We also take care of all translation needs, with our specialized translators ensuring the accuracy of your documents. You will need to check with your sponsoring company in the UAE for additional requirements for document legalization. The UAE has become the new land of opportunity.
When a British citizen moves to this country to do business, they are often asked to have company documents certified by the embassy in London. Providing notarized business documents becomes a must when a UK company needs to work with UAE companies to deliver goods and services. However, different types of documents have different requirements as to how they should be submitted for certification. An experienced document legalization service such as Rapid Legalisation Services (RLS) can easily handle the UAE consular legalisation process for you. All documents must be legalized by the UK FCO office prior to UAE Embassy legalisation. The FCO only accepts original documents signed by the UK Registry Office for birth certificates, marriage certificates and death certificates. Any other document must be certified by a lawyer or notary in the UK. Consular legalization by the UAE Embassy in London is an integral part of the UAE visa application process. Once your documents have been notarized and apostilled by the UK FCO, you will need to make an appointment with the embassy`s legalisation department and submit the required documents as well as the certification fee. The Embassy also accepts documents by mail. However, this process can be risky and time-consuming due to the possibility of losing important documents.
To return the documents, you must also submit an attached cover letter, proof of online payment and an envelope addressed. In certain situations, the UAE Embassy in London can help legalise documents issued outside the UK. This is only available for countries that are British Overseas Territories (e.g. British Virgin Islands) and have received documents with the apostille of the country of origin. The documents can then be legalised in the UK and at the UAE Embassy in London. **The fee shown on the UAE legalization stamp is an estimate of Google`s exchange rate each 1st day of each month and does not include third-party transaction fees for international payments to the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs.** Please note, however, that foreign educational materials are not accepted for legalization. The UAE Embassy in London also does not accept Irish and Icelandic study certificates for legalization. We can help you certify a lawyer for most documents issued in the UK, such as diplomas, criminal record checks, etc. When this step is completed, the documents will be submitted for the certification of the FCO apostille and finally to the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in London. At each stage, the documents must be submitted correctly, otherwise the documents will be rejected. When you use our service, we will give you advice on how to present your documents and the specific regulations that the embassy may have.
The bus lines passing through the address in London are 13, 2, 137, 52, 9, C1 and 390. The closest tube stations to the embassy are Jubilee, Victoria and District. You can also reach the destination via the southern and southeastern railway lines. Nearby attractions include the Romanian Cultural Institute and the Embassy of Luxembourg. The UAE legalization process varies slightly depending on the documents that require legalization. Some documents require a lawyer`s certificate before they can be submitted to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and possibly the UAE Embassy in London. Our service ensures that your documents are presented to the competent authorities in the correct format to avoid certification delays. 4.
Police/Criminal Clearance The UAE Embassy does not issue police/criminal record certificates. Police/criminal record certificates are issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs and Dubai Police. Please contact them and follow the appropriate procedures. Dubai Police H.Q. www.dubaipolice.gov.ae. United Arab Emirates, P.O. Box 1493 Tel: +9714609999/+97142692222 mail@dubaipolice.gov.ae Ministry of Home Affairs www.moi.gov.ae customers@moi.gov.ae Tel.: +971-8005000 If you want to use the police certificate in the UK, it must be legalised by the UAE consulate.