SPA and property documents
Send the Sale and Purchase Agreement and any related property papers that form part of the dispute file.
SPA, Ejari, tenancy agreements, RDC memos, notices and evidence can depend on one another. Send the complete set so names, dates and references stay consistent throughout the translation.
One connected file
You do not need to sort the translation scope yourself. Send the documents and the receiving instruction together.
Documents we can review
You do not need to decide the translation scope alone. Send the connected documents and explain the intended RDC use.
Send the Sale and Purchase Agreement and any related property papers that form part of the dispute file.
Include the Ejari certificate, tenancy agreement, addenda and renewal documents that matter to the case.
Share memos, written submissions, replies and documents already submitted or being prepared for RDC.
Send notices, emails, letters and messages that need to be understood as part of the dispute timeline.
Include invoices, receipts, handover records, payment documents and other supporting attachments requiring translation.
Add any orders, decisions, case papers or lawyer instructions that affect the translation scope.
Clear next steps
RDC dispute bundles vary. Start by sending the documents and the filing instruction together.
Share the SPA, Ejari, memos, notices, evidence and any related pages that need review.
Tell us what is being submitted, the required language and the filing deadline.
We identify the relevant documents, page order and suitable delivery format.
We confirm the next step and deliver the completed translation through the agreed channel.
Every service decision stays in the same WhatsApp conversation.
Send RDC documents on WhatsAppReady for a file check?
Keep the documents, filing instruction and deadline in one WhatsApp conversation so nothing important is separated from the case context.
More detail when you need it
The short answer is above. Open the full guide when you need document-specific requirements, examples, related services or background.
These details help keep a multi-document dispute translation consistent and easier to review.
A memo may refer to a tenancy clause, notice, receipt or earlier message. Sending the connected documents together helps us preserve names, dates, property details and defined terms consistently.
If the file contains exhibits or annexes, tell us the order in which they belong. Clear file names or numbered pages make a multi-document translation easier to check.
Tell us whether the translation is for an RDC filing, lawyer review, settlement discussion or another stated use. The receiving authority or adviser decides the filing requirement.
This service translates documents you provide. It does not draft a legal memo, advise on the dispute, calculate a claim or submit a case on your behalf.
Common questions about our translation services.
You can send an SPA, Ejari certificate, tenancy contract, RDC memos or written submissions, notices, correspondence, evidence, attachments, orders and related case papers. Send the connected documents together when they form one dispute file.
RDC matters often contain several linked documents with different lengths, languages and deadlines. A document review is needed before the translation scope and next step can be confirmed.
Send every document you want translated, plus the filing or lawyer instruction that explains the required language and use. If a document only provides context and does not need translation, label it clearly.
Yes, you can send the memo or written submission for translation review. Tell us whether it is a draft, a final filing or a reply, and include any referenced exhibits that also need translation.
Send the complete file, the required language and the exact deadline on WhatsApp. Availability is confirmed only after the page count, document condition and required format are checked.
No. This page is for translation of documents you provide. Legal advice, drafting, case strategy, claim calculation and filing are separate matters for your lawyer or the relevant authority.