Indian Certificate Attestation in Dubai is a process of verifying the authenticity of Indian documents for legal or immigration purposes, such as employment or study abroad, or for personal reasons, such as marriage registration or visa applications. The process of certificate attestation in India entails the verification of documents by both the relevant authorities in India and the country of use.
Some of the Indian certificates that require attestation for use in the UAE are as follows:
- Educational certificates: These include certificates of education, degrees, diplomas, mark sheets, and transcripts.
- Non-Educational Certificates: These include marriage certificates, birth certificates, death certificates, and police clearance certificates.
What is the process for Indian certificate attestation in Dubai?
- The notarization was performed by an Indian notary public.
- Home Department Attestation in India.
- The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) provides attestation in India.
- UAE Embassy Attestation in India.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in the UAE provides attestation.
What documents are required for Indian Certificate attestation?
In the UAE, the following documents are required for certificate attestation:
- Original certificate
- Passport copy of the certificate holder
- If applicable, provide a copy of the sponsor's passport.
- A copy of the certificate holder's visa is required.
- If applicable, provide a copy of the sponsor's visa.
- If applicable, include a letter from the sponsor.
- Power of attorney (if applicable)
How do I get documents attested by the Indian Embassy in Dubai?
- Fill out the application form available on the Indian Embassy's website or at the embassy.
- Ensure that the relevant authorities in India attest to the necessary documents.
- Pay the appropriate attestation fees.
- Submit the documents in person or through a representative at the Indian Embassy in Dubai.
- Gather the attested copies.
Which documents does the Indian Embassy in Dubai attest to?
- Educational documents, such as degrees, diplomas, mark sheets, and other academic certificates
- Birth certificates, marriage certificates, police clearance certificates, affidavits, and other non-educational documents are examples.
- Commercial documents include certificates of origin, invoices, packing lists, and other related documents.
- The Indian Embassy in Dubai must notarise and attest Power of Attorney documents in India before authenticating them.
Why is Indian certificate attestation required for UAE visas?
- Certificate attestation is mandatory for UAE employment visa applications.
- It ensures the authenticity and genuineness of Indian documents.
- It protects against fraud and document forgery.
- The UAE government requires attestation to verify the qualifications and identity of visa applicants.
- The UAE government may reject Indian documents without attestation, which could lead to the rejection of a visa application.
The Indian Embassy in Dubai provides Certificate Attestation Services.
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