Marriage certificate attestation

Everyone in the UAE is allowed to marry regardless of their nationality or religious beliefs. Some procedures individuals must follow in the UAE after fulfilling the general conditions for a marriage contract. A notary public must attest a marriage contract in the UAE, and certain documents and fees are required for this process.

So in this article, we will guide you through the process of obtaining a marriage certificate attestation for UAE citizens and Indian citizens living in UAE and the cost of it. You can get help from our lawyers in Al Balooshi law firm to attest the marriage certificate.

Marriage certificate attestation.

• Marriage certificates are tangible proof of a relationship between a man and a woman. The same is valid for marriages between people of any race or ethnicity: The same document is needed to authenticate the wedding, and  must witness ita specific person must witness it.
• Currently, the legal system in the UAE recognizes two types of marriage certificates: those granted by state institutions and that issued by private individuals. The latter are usually listed as private authorized celebrants (PAGs).
• His Excellency Sultan Saeed Al Badi, Minister of Justice, issued Ministerial Resolution 761 in 2016, amending the list of certificates and authentications issued under Ministerial Resolution 761. Decision 476 of 2007, establishing attestation and marriage contract departments within each court and attaching notaries to them, set a section referred to as the “attestation and marriage contract department.”
• In the Emirates, the court of the emirate must be consulted when attesting to a marriage contract. A marriage contract in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai needs to be attested by the following mentioned procedures.
• We at Al Balooshi legal firm can assist with the legal requirements of the marriage certificate; by our selected and highly qualified lawyers, you can now take a quicker approach towards finishing your matters.

Requirements for attestation of marriage certificate in Dubai.

• To be eligible for it, you must: Be a UAE national or permanent resident, Meet the age of majority (18 years of age) Have been living in the UAE for at least 12 months.
• The Dubai Courts are responsible for attesting, notarizing, and legitimizing the marriage contract that the couple has entered into.
• It is important to note that when a resident of Dubai wants to document a marriage contract within the Emirates, a notary service is provided by the Dubai Courts for the attestation of personal status, assurance, and marital affairs, and the notaries are there to allow the spouses to acknowledge that the marriage is still going on.

Al Balooshi Lawyers can facilitate this assignment with ease.

What are the procedures for matrimony certificate attestation in Dubai?

1. Apply through the available channels and submit the application as well as the required documents
2. An application form must be signed before a notary public for it to be valid..
3. Judges who are competent to make decisions on applications must approve them..
4. A notary public must witness the signing of the transaction form
5. To continue the marriage, the judge must sign the notarized acknowledgment of continuation of the marriage, along with the signature of the judge
6. Pay the prescribed fees

What are the conditions of wedding certificate attestation in Dubai?

• In the presence of the husband and wife,
• The wife must be accompanied by her guardian or guardian if she is under the age of 21
• If the spouses cannot attend together, then one or both must be present with two witnesses if they cannot participate.
• In the case of marriage contracts registered outside the country, a duly attested copy of the contract has to be presented and an Arabic translation certified by a translator.

The service is available to all citizens and residents of Dubai as long as they enjoy the legal capacity and have legal documents.

Attestation of a marriage certificate in Dubai cost.

Marriage certificate attestation in Dubai obtains a certified copy from the UAE authorities. It is a legal document that confirms that an individual has been married to another person.

There are many costs involved in getting a marriage certificate attestation in Dubai. The amount varies and depends on the requirements of the person applying for the attestation.

The cost in Dubai falls under two categories:

1. Certified copy – This is the most basic form of the marriage certificate at which you can get a certified copy without additional fees or charges. You will be asked to pay only for your visit and the required documents.
2. Secondary copy – If you want to get a secondary replica, then you have to pay additional fees for each document you submit. The total cost may vary depending on where you want your records sent.

But in general, the cost of a marriage certificate will be determined by the Ministry of Interior in Dubai and is not fixed. Some expenses are common to all applicants, such as the application fee, usually around Dh100.00, and the apostille fee, which can range between Dh75.00 and Dh200.00 depending on your location (the price depends on where you are applying).

You will also have to pay for an official government stamp, which is usually about Dh10 per stamp. There are also other costs, such as travel expenses, depending on how far away from Dubai you live.

Attestation of marriage certificate in Abu Dhabi.

Those living in Abu Dhabi residing in the Emirates are subject to the jurisdiction of the Judicial Department for certifying and attesting marriage contracts. By submitting a request, the husband acknowledges that he and his wife will retain their marital bond until approval occurs.

Procedures for wedding certificate attestation in Abu Dhabi.

1. Use the available channels for submitting the application and documents
2. An application form must be signed before a notary public
3. Approval by the competent judge is required for the application
4. The notary must witness the signing of the transaction form
5. Notarized acknowledgment of the continuation of the marriage signed by the competent judge
6. Paying the fees

Conditions of matrimony certificate attestation in Abu Dhabi.

• There is always a requirement for the applicant (the spouse) to be present.
• SupposeSuppose the competent judge can’t present the marriage contract. In that case. In that case, additional documents indicative of the marriage must be submitted, including the birth certificate of one of the children and the wife’s presence for authentication if the marriage contract cannot be presented for acceptable reasons.
• It is necessary to verify that all the required conditions are met through the Marriage Contracts Department if a female citizen is married to a foreigner outside the country.
• When the attestation relates to someone who has reached the age of 18, a guardian or custodian must be present.
• When submitting a legal ruling, it is necessary to submit a document confirming the order as final and binding.
• The court responsible for drafting the executive version of the judgment must be located outside the country.
• The application must be submitted by a legal representative on behalf of the person concerned or one of the parties if they have not attended, are incompetent, or missing, or if it is a legal person.
• Attestation must be obtained from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a document issued by a foreign body.
• It is mandatory to have a document translated and certified by the Ministry of Justice if it is written in a language other than Arabic.
• Neither edits nor attests shall be made if a dispute exists between the parties, is subject to another authority’s jurisdiction, or violates the provisions of Islamic Sharia law, public order, or regulations.
• The judge can request any document he deems necessary to prove the fact.

In Abu Dhabi, this service is provided by the Judicial Department, which is the body that is legally responsible for providing this service to UAE citizens.

Attestation of Indian Marriage Certificate in UAE.

Indian marriage certificate attestation in UAE is verifying a marriage certificate issued by an Indian embassy. The purpose of this process is to ensure that the marriage certificate was issued by an official and that there are no mistakes. It also ensures that the bride and groom enter a valid union, which is legal under UAE law.

1. This process takes place at the embassy or consulate of your country, which has been granted diplomatic relations with UAE, which is India.
2. The embassy or consulate will ask you to submit your original marriage certificate and photocopy of your passport as proof of identity. This can be done through email or fax.
3. The embassy or consulate will then send you back a copy of your original marriage certificate, which they have attestedchecking it against their records. If it matches, then they will issue another copy of your original marriage certificate, which is valid in UAE too, as long as it does not contain any errors on it due to photocopying errors or any other reason like this because many people have lost their original document due to some reason.
4. In summary, the first step towards getting your marriage certificate in UAE is to visit your nearest Indian embassy. You will have to request a certified copy of your marriage certificate from them. Once you receive it, you can take it to any immigration office in Dubai or Abu Dhabi for further processing.

By reaching Al Balooshi law firm, we can simplify this job by giving the full lead to our finest legal consultants.

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Q&A:

Marriage certificates are a precious document in the UAE. They act as proof of a person’s identity and their relationship with another person, as well as their marital status.

It is, therefore, essential to understand how to accomplish this task properly. To obtain a marriage certificate attestation in the UAE, you must follow certain rules and regulations specific to each country.

These were the procedures and conditions that had to be met in order for a marriage certificate to be attested in the Emirates, so feel free to contact us at Al Balooshi’s office to get the legal work done.

To learn more, read marriage lawyers in Dubai and how to get married in Dubai for Filipino and Pakistan?

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Legal Consultant in the office of Younis Mohammed Al Balushi.
A legal Consultant with a degree in law and has many legal research and articles that have been published in the most important international fields concerned with legal affairs. Such as:
– Journal of the seminar for legal studies.
– International Legal Journal.
– Journal of Political Science and Law.
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The legal advisor at Younis Mohammed Al Balushi Advocates and Legal Consultants has many years of experience and a long experience in pleading before the Dubai Courts and the various courts of the United Arab Emirates.