Legalize Your Contracts & Agreements for Official Use in the UAE
Whether you're forming a business partnership, entering into an international service agreement, or signing a commercial lease, if your contract or agreement was issued outside the UAE, it must be attested by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) to be recognized for legal or governmental purposes. We provide reliable, fast, and secure MOFA attestation services for all types of Contracts and Agreements.

What Types of Contracts Require MOFA Attestation?

We handle MOFA attestation for a wide range of contracts, including:

• Partnership Agreements
• Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs)
• Franchise Contracts
• Distributor & Reseller Agreements
• Employment Contracts (foreign-issued)
• Joint Venture Agreements
• Commercial Lease Agreements
• Purchase & Supply Agreements
• Consultancy & Service Contracts

If your document involves financial, legal, or operational obligations in the UAE, MOFA attestation is typically mandatory.

MOFA attestation gives your foreign-issued contracts legal standing in the UAE and ensures they are accepted by:

• Government entities
• Free zone authorities
• Local courts
• Banks and financial institutions
• Immigration and labor departments

Failure to legalize a foreign agreement can lead to delays, rejection, or legal complications.

We manage the entire attestation cycle:

1. Notarization in Issuing Country - Document must be signed and notarized by a licensed authority.
2. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Origin Country) - The foreign ministry or designated legal authority authenticates the document.
3. UAE Embassy Attestation (Origin Country) - The UAE Embassy or Consulate in the issuing country validates the document.
4. MOFA Attestation in UAE - Final legalization by Ministry of Foreign Affairs UAE.
5. Arabic Translation (Optional) - Certified translation services available if needed.

We assist in attestation of contracts from over 100 countries including:

• UK, USA, India, Pakistan, Canada, South Africa
• Germany, France, Australia, Egypt, Philippines
• Nigeria, China, Italy, Netherlands, Turkey
• And many more

To start the attestation process, you'll need:

• Original or notarized Contract/Agreement
• Passport copy of signatories
• Business trade license (if applicable)
• Power of Attorney (if submitted by a third party)
• Authorized signatory stamp and ID

• Businesses & entrepreneurs entering international partnerships
• Law firms & consultants dealing with cross-border agreements
• Investors & franchisors operating in UAE markets
• Multinational companies registering contracts with UAE entities
• Property & commercial leasing professionals

• End-to-end attestation service
• Experienced in all types of contracts
• MOFA-compliant process
• Certified translation available
• Pickup & delivery across the UAE

Normal Service: 5-7 working days

Express Service: 2-3 working days (subject to document origin and embassy timings)