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Legalization of document in UAE
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Step 1: Translation of your document. …and Legalization by UAE authorities. …
Step 3: Legalization at the Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Dubai.
In Dubai, legal translation is under the responsibility of the Translation Department of Dubai Municipality. The following are the requirements for legal translation in Dubai:
All legal documents must be translated into Arabic by a certified translator.
All legal documents must be translated into Arabic by a certified translator.
A certified translator certifies the translation of the original document with a seal and signature.
The translated document must be certified by the Dubai Courts, the Translation Department of Dubai Municipality or a Dubai Notary.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MOFA) certifies all translated documents. Certification is also required if the document is to be used outside Dubai.
Fees charged by Dubai Notary for certifying legal translation
The fees charged by a Dubai Notary for certifying a legal translation may vary and depend on several factors such as the type of document, its complexity, and the number of pages. As far as I know (2021), Dubai Notary fees can range from AED 50 to AED 500 or more. The most up-to-date and accurate information about their fees and services is best verified on the day of your translation request.