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Contracts, corporate records, court files and wills — start with the document in front of you
MOJ Licensed Legal Translator Mohamed Khalid (MOJ Licence #688, Arabic–English) · Timing is confirmed after we see your document.
This page is a document guide. Choose the category that matches the file in front of you. If you want us to review an actual file and confirm the language, stamp and final format, start with Legal Translation Services. If the recipient is specifically a Dubai court or government authority, use the separate page for legal translation for Dubai Courts, notary and government files.
Legal Document Categories in Dubai
- Contracts — lease agreements, MOUs, NDAs, sale and purchase agreements, employment contracts
- Corporate Documents — trade licenses, MOA, shareholder agreements, powers of attorney, board resolutions
- Court Documents and Litigation — court judgments, arbitration awards, verdicts, witness statements
- Wills and Estates — ADJD non-Muslim will registration, DIFC wills, probate translation
Not sure which category applies? Send the complete file and name the receiving party. We check the intended use before quoting.
Corporate documents and free-zone filings
Corporate Translation Specialist Coverage
Corporate legal documents require a translator who understands UAE company law, free zone regulations, and banking compliance requirements. Our corporate translation covers the full range of business documents that companies submit to government entities, banks, and regulatory authorities.
We regularly translate memoranda of association, shareholder agreements, share transfer documents, and board resolutions. Company formation packages for DMCC, DIFC, DAFZA, and JAFZA typically involve a set of related documents that must use consistent terminology throughout. We maintain terminology records so every document in a corporate filing set uses identical legal terms.
Trade license translations are among the most requested corporate documents. Banks require MOJ-licensed trade license translations for account opening, loan applications, and KYC compliance. We translate licenses from DED and every free zone authority in the UAE. Each translation includes the full license details, activity codes, and shareholder information.
Free Zone Regulatory Submissions
Free zone authorities each have their own document submission requirements. DMCC, DIFC, DAFZA, and JAFZA all accept MOJ-licensed translations. We format corporate documents to the specific requirements of each free zone.
Company formation documents, shareholder resolutions, and regulatory filings all require accurate legal translation. Errors in terminology can delay licensing approvals significantly. We maintain consistency across all documents in a filing set.
Court, litigation and cross-border matters
Court Document Translation
Court document translation covers all levels of the UAE justice system. We translate for Court of First Instance, Court of Appeal, Court of Cassation, and the Federal Supreme Court. Each court level has its own formatting conventions, and we prepare translations to match the filing requirements of the target court.
Dubai Courts operate under UAE federal law in Arabic. DIFC Courts operate under common law in English. ADGM Courts in Abu Dhabi also follow common law. When documents move between these systems — for enforcement, recognition, or appeal — the translation must preserve the legal intent and structure of the original. We handle all cross-system document translations with MOJ-licensed translation.
MOJ-licensed translations are prepared for submission to the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD); the receiving authority decides acceptance, and requirements vary, so check with the receiving court. This can cover civil claims, commercial disputes, family court matters, and criminal case documents filed in Abu Dhabi.
Cross-Border Legal Proceedings
International arbitration and cross-border disputes often involve documents from multiple jurisdictions. We translate legal documents from common law and civil law systems into Arabic. Each translation preserves the original legal intent and structure.
MOJ stamp, file checks and terminology
Rejection Shield: Free Document Review
Document rejection at the submission counter wastes time and money. The most common causes are incomplete translation, missing certification elements, wrong formatting, or terminology that does not match what the receiving authority expects.
We review every document before translation begins. This pre-screening checks the document against the requirements of the receiving authority. If a document has issues that could cause rejection — missing pages, illegible text, or a required attestation step that has not been completed — we flag it before you pay for anything. Not sure yours is ready? Run the quick document readiness checklist first.
This review is free and takes minutes. Send your document via WhatsApp and we confirm the correct service, required certification level, and fixed price before work starts. If your document needs attestation before translation, we tell you upfront rather than after the translation is done.
MOJ-Licensed Translation Explained
An MOJ legal translation is needed when the receiving court or authority requires one. Each MOJ legal translation carries the translator's stamp, full name, MOJ license number, and a serial number traceable through the Ministry of Justice registry. Ask the receiving authority, such as Dubai Courts, GDRFA or MOHRE, which format it needs before you order.
Our legal translator, Mohamed Khalid, holds MOJ License #688 (Arabic–English). He personally signs and stamps each Arabic–English legal translation. Every document is reviewed for legal terminology accuracy before certification is applied.
Languages We Translate
We translate legal documents from and to Arabic, English, French, Hindi, Urdu, Chinese, Russian, and 40+ other languages. Most legal translation requests involve Arabic-to-English — for understanding a received document — or English-to-Arabic for court filing. Where a third language is involved, we translate through the full chain required by the relevant authority. For Pakistani court papers and NADRA records going to an Arabic-language authority, see direct Urdu to Arabic legal translation.
Terminology Consistency
Legal documents often form a sequence: a contract leads to an amendment, which leads to a dispute, which leads to a judgment. We maintain terminology records for active matters so the same legal term translates consistently across all related documents in a case or transaction. This is especially important for ongoing litigation and multi-document corporate filings.
Turnaround, delivery and longer files
Turnaround and Delivery
Translations are delivered as a digital PDF first. Timing depends on the document's length and technical complexity, and we confirm it after review. If you have a court deadline, tell us when you send the file.
All translated documents are delivered as secure PDFs first. Physical certified copies are available for collection at Palm Jumeirah Mall or by courier anywhere in the UAE. Where cross-border proceedings require MOFA attestation, we guide the official sequence and complete the certified translation stage.
MOJ legal translation is provided when the receiving authority requires it. WhatsApp us for a quote.
The Document Journey
Send Your Document
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We Review and Quote
We verify the document type, confirm the certification needed, and send a fixed price.
Receive Your Translation
Timing is confirmed after we see your document. Stamped originals are available by courier or pickup.
Legal Document Categories
Prenuptial Agreement Translation for UAE Civil Marriage
MOJ #688 Arabic–English translation of prenuptial agreements for UAE civil marriage. Attestation sequenced before translation. WhatsApp a document check.
Will Translation Dubai
MOJ-licensed will translation for DIFC Wills Service Centre and Dubai Courts probate. We confirm requirements before you pay — confidential, quickly.
Translation Services and Guidance
Send a file and confirm the recipient, language and stamp
Dubai court and government submission service
Lease, MOU, NDA, SPA
MOA, board resolutions, POA
Judgments, arbitration awards
DIFC wills, probate
MOFA and embassy sequence guidance
Certificates and records
Fixed certificate prices
WhatsApp or written quote request
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our translation services.
Are your legal translations accepted by Dubai Courts?
We prepare legal translations for submission to UAE courts, including Dubai Courts. Arabic–English translations are signed by an MOJ-licensed legal translator where official use needs it, with stamp, signature, and serial number. Requirements vary by court and case. The receiving authority makes the final acceptance decision.
Can you translate contracts in both directions?
Yes. We translate contracts from English to Arabic and Arabic to English. We also handle multi-language contracts involving French, Russian, Chinese, Hindi, and other languages.
How do you handle confidential legal documents?
All documents are handled under strict confidentiality. We process documents securely and do not share content with third parties. Hard copies are available for collection or secure courier delivery.
How long does legal document translation take?
Timing depends on the document's length and complexity. We confirm the price and timing after reviewing your document.
Are translations accepted by free zone authorities?
We prepare legal translations for corporate filings and regulatory submissions to UAE free zone authorities such as DIFC, DMCC, DAFZA, and JAFZA. Arabic–English translations are signed by an MOJ-licensed legal translator where official use needs it. Requirements vary, so check with the receiving authority before you order. The receiving authority makes the final acceptance decision.
Do you translate court documents at all levels?
Yes. We handle all court levels: Court of First Instance, Court of Appeal, Court of Cassation, and the Federal Supreme Court.
What are the most requested legal documents?
Lease agreements, sale and purchase agreements, powers of attorney, trade licenses, memoranda of association, and court judgments. An MOJ legal translation stamp is applied when the receiving authority requires it.
Can you help prepare a document that also needs attestation?
Yes. We guide the applicable MOFA or embassy sequence and handle the complete MOJ-licensed translation stage, including official stamps that must be reflected in the translation.
Do you offer a free document review before I pay?
Yes. Send your document via WhatsApp and we review it against the receiving authority's requirements before quoting. If a document needs attestation first or has issues that could cause rejection, we flag it before any payment.
Can you translate shareholder agreements and MOA documents?
Yes. Shareholder agreements, memoranda of association, articles of association, and share transfer documents are among our most common corporate translations. MOJ legal translation is provided when the receiving authority requires it.
Not Sure What Your Documents Need?
Send your document. We check the requirements, tell you what is needed, and confirm the right path before you spend anything.