Corporate Document Translation Dubai — MOJ Certified

Trade licenses, MOA, powers of attorney, and board resolutions

MOJ Licensed Legal Translator Khaled Mohamed Abdeltawab Aladl (MOJ License #701) · Digital draft in 60 minutes for standard ready documents.

MOJ License #701 DED License #DJ1202 Digital Draft: 60 minutes when the document is clear and translator availability is confirmed. Verify with the UAE Ministry of Justice where required. Last verified: May 2026

Corporate documents form the legal foundation of business operations in Dubai and across the UAE. Banks, DED, DMCC, DIFC, and courts require MOJ-certified Arabic translations of all corporate documentation. Every translation is stamped by Khaled Mohamed Abdeltawab Aladl, MOJ License #701, and accepted by Emirates NBD, ADCB, Mashreq, FAB, RAKBank, and every UAE free zone authority without re-translation. If you need a Power of Attorney drafted from scratch rather than translated, see our POA Drafting service.

When Corporate Translation is Required in Dubai

  • Company formation: Translating MOA, AOA, and shareholder agreements for DED or free zone registration
  • Bank account opening: Certified translations of trade license, ownership documents, and board resolutions
  • Visa processing: Corporate documents for employment visa and Golden Visa applications
  • Court filings: Translating corporate evidence for commercial litigation
  • Government submissions: Ministry of Economy, Securities Authority, and regulatory filings

Free Zone and Mainland

We serve both mainland (DED-licensed) and free zone companies. Each authority has specific formatting requirements that we apply to every translation.

What UAE Banks and Government Require

Banks in the UAE require MOJ-certified Arabic translations for all corporate documents before opening accounts, approving loans, or processing corporate applications. This applies to trade licenses, MOA, shareholder agreements, and board resolutions — even when the originals are already in English. Government ministries, the Securities and Commodities Authority, and free zone regulators have the same requirement for any non-Arabic corporate document.

We work regularly with corporate services companies, law firms, and company secretaries who need reliable, consistent turnaround for client filings. Retainer arrangements with priority processing are available for high-volume users.

Common Corporate Translation Requests

The most frequently translated corporate documents are trade licenses, memoranda of association, powers of attorney, board resolutions, and shareholder certificates. For companies with operations in multiple UAE jurisdictions — mainland, DIFC, DMCC, or other free zones — we maintain consistent terminology across all translated documents. WhatsApp us your documents for a fixed quote.

How It Works

1

Send Your Document

Share a clear photo or scan via WhatsApp. No accounts, no forms.

2

We Review and Quote

We verify the document type, confirm the certification needed, and send a fixed price.

3

Receive Your Translation

Digital draft within 60 minutes. Stamped originals by courier or pickup.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our translation services.

Do you translate trade licenses?

Yes. We translate trade licenses from DED, free zone authorities (DMCC, DAFZA, JAFZA, RAK FTZ), and all UAE licensing bodies. Translations are MOJ-certified for use in courts, banks, and government entities.

Can you translate MOA and AOA documents?

Yes. Memoranda of Association and Articles of Association are among our most common corporate translations. We handle both initial formation documents and amended versions.

Are translations accepted by UAE banks?

Yes. Banks require MOJ-certified translations for account opening, loan applications, and corporate documentation. Our translations meet the requirements of all major UAE banks.

Do you translate documents for free zone companies?

Yes. We translate all free zone documentation: licenses, lease agreements, NOCs, share transfer documents, and visa-related corporate papers for DMCC, DIFC, DAFZA, JAFZA, and other free zones.

How do you handle power of attorney translations?

Powers of attorney require exact preservation of the scope and limitations of authority. We translate general POA, specific POA, and limited POA documents with careful attention to the powers granted. If you need a new POA drafted from scratch rather than an existing one translated, see our POA Drafting service.

Can you translate shareholder documents?

Yes. Share certificates, shareholder resolutions, share transfer agreements, and ownership structure documents are translated with MOJ certification.

Do you translate board resolutions?

Yes. Board resolutions, meeting minutes, and corporate decisions are translated for filing with government authorities, banks, and courts.

What about documents in languages other than Arabic or English?

We translate corporate documents from and to 40+ languages. For example, Hindi or Urdu corporate documents from India or Pakistan can be translated to Arabic with MOJ certification.

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