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Whether you’ve just started a new job, you’re moving abroad, or admitting your child into a new school; you will be required to submit authenticated documents. Failing to submit authenticated documents can prevent you from being admitted into educational institutions, being hired by a reputable company, legally immigrating, and working abroad.
If you plan to move abroad with your family, you will have to provide an attested birth certification to enroll your kids in schools. The attestation of documents shows that the birth certificate is genuine. The certification will first need to be attested by the state your child was born in. Next is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and lastly, the embassy of the country you’re seeking residency from.
The exact process applies to any applicant looking to work and study abroad.
Attestation is the sign/stamp of an authorized individual or institution that verifies the authenticity of a document. Some attestations validate the authenticity of the content of the documents themselves, while others verify the legitimacy of the signatures present on the document.
For example, university degrees often have to be attested by the Ministry of Education. By putting their stamp of approval on the degree, the Ministry guarantees that it is legitimate.
If you intend to work abroad, you will be required to submit attested documents that ensure that all the paperwork is legitimate. Countries reserve the right to reject visa applications not supported by attested documents.
• State Attestation: State Attestation is simply a validation from a state institution that guarantees the authenticity of a document. State education departments are responsible for attesting educational certificates. General administration departments usually attest personal certificates. When applying for immigration, documents need to be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs Attestation: Any documents that will be used abroad (for immigration, education, etc.) must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. These include original papers and true copies. Citizens of countries from the Hague Convention will need to provide an apostille form from the Ministry of External Affairs.
• UAE Embassy Attestation: After documents have gone through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Attestation, we will send them to the embassy (of the country you’re looking to move to) for its signature/stamp of approval.
An apostille is just another type of attestation issued to documents for use in the 113 nations participating in the Hague Convention.
If you send the documents to a country that does not participate in the Hague Convention, the documents will be “certified” or “authenticated.”
Apostilles can be provided for: corporate paperwork (company bylaws, Articles of Incorporation), power of attorneys, educational documents (diplomas, transcripts), job certifications/references, marriage certificates, and more.
Attestation is without a doubt a stressful and tedious process, which is why we’re here to do the hard work for you. Hand in the original copies of your papers (diplomas, certificates, passports, etc.) along with your passport photos and leave the rest to us!
Moving to different countries is exciting, but it isn’t easy; each move comes with challenges. Today, most countries do not allow immigrants to live and work within their borders without providing relevant documentation to prove their identity and qualifications.
You will be required to provide documentation for everything from enrolling in a foreign university to renting an apartment. Once you’ve gathered all the required documentation, you will need to have them all attested to prove that they are genuine. With the types of fraud that occur, most entities around the world will not accept documents without relevant attestation.
People are put off with the idea of getting their papers attested mainly because the process is lengthy and confusing.
