All certificates requiring UAE Attestation and presented for Legalization at the Consulate Section of the UAE Embassy must first be certified by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office. The first stage is to have the certificate validated by the British Council in Dubai, and then return to the UK for further verification. The second option is to begin the procedure through a Notary Public in the United Kingdom. Only certificates issued by UK-approved institutions are stamped and verified by the British Council in Dubai. The applicant must come to the British Council in person with the original certificate and one copy to commence the UK certificate Attestation process. If you want to start with a Notary Public, you must send the documents through courier to the United Kingdom and obtain a Notary Public Attestation. Prior to attestation, legally binding documents must be signed in the presence of a Notary Public.
Once you receive a stamp or signature from the British Council or a Notary Public, you must get it attested and legalised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in Britain Before being submitted to the FCO for legalisation, certificates from British Overseas Territories will need to be attested by the government of the UK. You will need your paperwork to be collected and delivered to the UAE Embassy by courier after the Legalization office has attested your documents. The signature of the FCO-UK must also be authenticated, which necessitates a trip to the UAE Embassy in London. The Attestation procedure in the United Kingdom comes to a close with this step. In the United Arab Emirates, the rest of the operation will be completed. After the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) of the United Kingdom attests the documents at the UAE Embassy in London, they are taken to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE for attestation. The UK certificate attestation process is finished with MOFA attestation. Ease the trouble by relying on the best attestation service provider.
