A licensed translation of documents is a translation carried out by a certified specialist who possesses the necessary licenses, experience, and skills to provide licensed translation in the UAE. This type of translation may be needed for personal or corporate documents when applying for visas, verifying personal and educational documents, or transferring a child from one school to another.
Licensed translation of legal documents
A licensed translation might be required by various UAE authorities for the submission of personal and business documents. The Ministry Of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) often requests this kind of translation for already legalized personal documents (such as certificates, diplomas, credentials, school documents) during visa applications.
What is included in the service?
Translation
Translation certification by a licensed translator
Licensed translation process
1) Creation of a work specification
During the creation of a work specification, our manager will clarify the details of your request – which document you need translated, its purpose, the authority it will be submitted to, and your preferred terms. You will also need to send your document to our managers for the preparation of a cost and terms proposal for the translation and certification.
Licensed translation
At this stage, the document is translated and certified. The manager will notify you when your document is ready.
Our Clients' FAQ
The terms depend on the volume, type, and quantity of documents. For instance, a legalized birth certificate can be translated within 2–3 business days.
Our managers would be glad to offer further consultation on this matter.
If an institution requires the translation to be attached directly to the original document, the original must be provided for a licensed translation. If the original is not necessary, a scanned copy of the document will suffice.
The price of a licensed translation service starts at $20/page.
We can offer a personalized discount, depending on the number of documents that need to be legalized (for 10+ documents).
1) Creation of a work specification
Licensed translation
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