Various kinds of documents could require legalisation, ranging from personal documents, such as birth certificates and marriage certificates, to educational certificates, business documents and commercial documents before they can be used in UAE for example, if you are planning on working or moving to UAE. It is an important step-in long-term UAE visa application for UK citizens.

As UAE is not a member of the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention, documents and certificates  issued in the UK need both an apostille stamp from the FCO (Foreign & Commonwealth Office) and Legalisation by UAE Embassy  in London. The FCO further needs certain documents to be certified, signed and dated by a Notary Public or Solicitor in the UK, registered with the FCO and part of its London database. This process has to be completed before the regulatory body issues the apostille certificate to the documents. Additionally, commercial documents need to be stamped by the Arab-British Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) in London, before legalisation by the UAE Embassy. So, the process of document legalisation for use in UAE can be completed in three steps;

1. Firstly Verification and attestation is completed by an accredited Notary Public or Solicitor in the UK
2. Next the FCO issues an apostille certificate
3. The final step is UAE Embassy legalisation

GAN Visa UAE Legalisation and attestation Service provides quick, trusted and reliable  document legalisation process which is fully compliant and conveniently accomplished, in the least possible time. We take care of the entire process on your behalf. We can legalise commercial and personal documents for example Birth certificate, Marriage certificates, Power of attorney, ACRO police clearance certificate, education certificate like Diploma or qualification certificates etc. All you have to do is send the required original documents to us which we then duly get these documents legalised by the concerned authorities while ensuring the safety of the documents.