United Arab Emirates Embassy
To use official documents outside of the UK, many countries including the United Arab Emirates (UAE) ask that you get your documents attested by their UK based Embassy. With explicit requirements and frequent changes to the process, it can be quite difficult to know the exact procedures to follow. At Prime Apostille we keep updated with all the changes and requirements to make sure we provide the most up to date and comprehensive service to our clients.
Whether you are looking to legalise your documents for work related reasons or other personal needs, we can help you. We have years of experience legalising documents at the UAE Consulate ranging from personal documents all the way to academic and business documents.
The UAE embassy requires all documented to be first certified through an Apostille before they can be submitted for legalisation at the UAE Consulate in London.
Using our Embassy Attestation service, we will check your documents to ensure they meet the requirements of the embassy, we will Apostille your documents if not already certified at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), and carry out all necessary measures to have your documents legalised by the embassy.
Our Embassy Attestation service includes:
- Full Document Check and Verification
- Standard Apostille service at the UK Foreign & Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)
- Notarization by Notary Public Where Required
- Legalisation at the UAE Embassy
- Secure and Fast Return of Your Documents
Place an order with us or alternatively contact us for more information.
How to Use Our Services
Prices
Our prices depends on the type of document you need to be legalised. All of our prices are inclusive of the embassy attestation service we offer. We are transparent with our prices and will confirm the charges when you order.
In the event that you find cheaper prices elsewhere we will be more than happy to price match.
Personal
Academic
Business
Special Instructions
Documents issued by UK Overseas Territories such as Anguilla, Montserrat, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Pitcairn Island, British Antarctic Territory, St Helena-British Indian Ocean Territory, St Helena dependencies (Ascension Island, Tristan da Cunha), British Virgin Islands, South Georgia and the South Islands, Falkland Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands, and Gibraltar, must be legalised by the Legalisation Office in the Overseas Territory concerned before being legalised by the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO) in the UK.
Commercial Documents
Certain legal documents such as Power of Attorney must submitted in an original form and will require to first have the signature signed, witnessed by a UK solicitor or a Notary Public and attested through an Apostille by the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO) or the Department of Foreign Affairs in Ireland (DFA) for Irish Nationals. Thereafter, the Power of Attorney document can be legalised by the embassy.
At Prime Apostille, our Embassy Attestation service covers you for these extra steps at no additional cost.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Please note that the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office is currently experiencing severe delays with issuing apostilles. It is currently taking around 20 - 25 working days to apostille a document through the FCDO and, as a result, our standard processing times are taking longer than usual.
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