In the UAE, getting your documents notarized is a vital step to ensure legal validity, authenticity, and acceptance. Whether you’re dealing with business contracts, court submissions, or international matters, notarization gives your documents the legal validity. At Alif Global, we make the process smooth and simple. From Power of Attorney and MOA notarization to affidavits, declarations, and contract certification — our MOJ-approved team handles it all. We offer quick turnaround, remote notarization, and expert support — so you can stay focused while we take care of the paperwork.
Share your requirements and documents through our mail or WhatsApp. We’ll review and confirm the details instantly.
Step 2
Drafting
Our legal experts will prepare a precise and compliant draft tailored to your needs, ready for notarization.
Step 3
Enotarization
We’ll coordinate with MOJ-approved e-notary platforms to get your document notarized online—secure, fast, and fully legal.
Types of Documents Need to be Notorized in The UAE
POAs, MOAs, AOAs
Contracts & Agreements
Wills & Marriage Contracts
Board Resolutions
Legal Notices & Declaration
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is notary attestation in Dubai?
Notary attestation is the process where a licensed notary public verifies the authenticity of a document and the signer’s identity, making the document legally valid for use in Dubai and abroad.
Why is notary attestation required?
Notary attestation is required to confirm the validity of documents such as powers of attorney, affidavits, and agreements, ensuring they are accepted by courts, government departments, and foreign authorities.
Which documents need notary attestation in Dubai?
Common documents include power of attorney, affidavits, contracts, declarations, company documents, and personal papers like birth or marriage certificates.
How long does notary attestation take in Dubai?
Notary attestation usually takes 1–2 working days in Dubai, depending on the document type and approval requirements.
Can foreign documents be notarized in Dubai?
Yes. Foreign-issued documents can be notarized in Dubai, but they may first need legalization from the home country and attestation by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA).
Where can I notarize documents in Dubai?
Documents can be notarized at Dubai Courts, authorized notary offices, or through approved service centers across the UAE.
What is the difference between notarization and attestation?
Notarization is done by a notary public to validate documents. Attestation is the process of authentication by multiple authorities, including MOFA and embassies.