We manage the complete attestation process for your marriage certificate, including document review, preparation, and UAE Embassy attestation. Each stage is completed with accuracy and proper documentation so your certificate meets UAE requirements for family visas, spouse sponsorship, and residency files. The process remains organized, predictable, and easy to follow.
We are an SECP and FBR registered company, government approved, and experienced in processing documents for 180+ countries, giving your marriage certificate a verified and UAE-aligned attestation pathway.
Your certificate moves through each required stage efficiently, meeting UAE Embassy and MOFA Pakistan standards with precision, so missing documents, incorrect formats, or rejected submissions are avoided.
You receive clear, practical communication at every step without needing an office visit. Each update outlines timelines and requirements so you always understand what your document needs next.
Our structured workflow minimizes delays, reduces common errors, and maintains complete privacy. The result is a marriage certificate attested accurately and ready for official use across the UAE.
We check your marriage certificate details to ensure names, dates, and spellings match your identity documents.
If Union Council/Nikah Registrar verification is needed, we guide you to the correct steps.
We process the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation and prepare the certificate for embassy submission.
We complete the UAE Embassy attestation and keep you updated throughout the process.
We explain the exact way to use your attested certificate for: Spouse visa, Family visa, Residency sponsorship, Child visa applications, Immigration & documentation requirements
A clear, simple sequence that keeps everything organized from start to finish.
First local/issuing authority verification, then MOFA Pakistan, and finally UAE Embassy attestation. We handle each step.
Most cases are completed within a few working days depending on the issuing authority.
Not usually. Most cases are handled without a physical visit.
Yes — but it must be computerized or properly verified before attestation.
We identify the issue, correct it, and resubmit it properly.