


• Birth Certificate
• Marriage Certificate
• Transfer Certificate
• Divorce Certificate
• Singleness Certificate
• Death Certificate
• Medical Certificate
• Affidavit Certificate


• Police Clearance Certificate
• Certified True Copy
• UAE Embassy Attestation
• Apostille Services
• Translation Services
• Embassy Attestation
• MOFA Attestation
• MOJ (Ministry of Justice)

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Yes. You don’t need to travel back to the Philippines. A trusted attestation service provider in the UAE can coordinate the entire process through authorized representatives and courier services, including DFA, UAE Embassy Manila, and MOFA attestation.
Delays often occur due to incomplete documentation, expired notarization, spelling errors, or missing seals from the issuing authority. Choosing an experienced attestation company helps you avoid such errors and ensures compliance with both DFA and UAE Embassy requirements.
Yes, if your documents are issued in Filipino or any local language, a certified English or Arabic translation is required before submission. This ensures the UAE Embassy and MOFA can validate the information correctly during the attestation process.
The process includes three main stages:
Yes, you can issue a Special Power of Attorney (SPA) to a representative in the Philippines. This person can then submit and collect your documents from DFA, UAE Embassy, and other departments as needed.
Generally, attested documents do not expire, but certain certificates like police clearances, medical reports, or affidavits have validity periods (usually 3–6 months). Always confirm the acceptance period with the requesting authority.
Yes. Whether your degree is from a public or private institution, it must be attested to be recognized in the UAE. The document must first be verified by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) before it goes for DFA and UAE Embassy attestation.
Ensure your certificates are attested through the official channels only—DFA, UAE Embassy Manila, and MOFA UAE. Avoid local notaries or unverified agents, as unofficial attestation is not recognized by UAE educational or government institutions.