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Notary Public & Attestation

Section

Notary Public & Attestation Services
Service Card

Service Card

This service allows the attestation of the applicant's (father / mother) affirmation that he/she is the parent of his/her son or daughter.
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Service Process

Service Process

 

  • Submit the application and the required documents through available channels.
  • Sign the application before the attestation officer.
  • Application is approved by the competent judge.
  • Pay the prescribed fees.
  • The completed form is signed before the attestation officer.
  • Receive the attested proof of parentage, after being signed by the competent judge.
Required Documents

Required Documents

  • Identity cards of the concerned parties and the two witnesses
  • Family book for UAE nationals
  • An official document establishing the parentage relationship, such as birth certificates
  • An official document establishing continuation of marriage or separation
Fees

Fees

  • ​100 AED
Rules and Conditions

Rules and Conditions

  • If the certification is for a person who has completed 18 years of age, his / her guardian or curator must be present.
  • If the document submitted is a court judgment, it must be conclusive and final.
  • Judgments issued outside the country must be stamped with the executory wording of the competent court.
  • If the person concerned or one of the parties fails to attend or is incapacitated, debilitated or is a legal person, the application must be submitted by a person acting on their behalf legally or lawfully, with the proof evidencing so.
  • Any document issued outside the country must be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • If the document is not in Arabic, it should be translated by a legal translation office certified by the Ministry of Justice.
  • No transaction shall be issued or attested if it is disputed between the parties at the time of authentication; or if it is within the jurisdiction of another authority, or otherwise contravenes sharia, laws, public order, or regulations.
  • The judge may request any document or proof that he considers necessary to prove the incident