Newborn Birth Certificate Attestation in UAE – A Complete Guide

 Newborn Birth Certificate Attestation in UAE – A Complete Guide

If you've recently had a baby in the UAE or abroad and need to legalize the birth certificate for official use (e.g., residence visa, passport, or school admission), birth certificate attestation is essential.

Whether your child was born in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, or another country, Amazon Attestation Services helps you complete the entire process quickly and legally.

Why is Birth Certificate Attestation Needed?

• To apply for a residence visa for the child in UAE

• For passport issuance or renewal

• School admissions and healthcare registration

• Official record for government and immigration purposes

  
  

Required Documents:

• Original Birth Certificate

• Copy of child’s passport (if available)

• Copies of parents’ passports and visas

• Authorization letter (if using an agent)

Birth Certificate Attestation Process (For Foreign Birth Certificates):

1. Notarization in the issuing country

2. Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation (home country)

3. UAE Embassy Attestation (in home country)

4. MOFA Attestation in UAE

5. (Optional) Legal Translation into Arabic

   
   

UAE-Born Babies – MOHAP Birth Certificate Attestation

If your baby was born in the UAE (e.g., Dubai or Abu Dhabi):

1. Get the MOHAP-issued birth certificate (Ministry of Health & Prevention)

2. Translate into Arabic (if needed)

3. Get attested by MOFA UAE

   
   

How Long Does It Take?

• UAE MOFA attestation: 1–3 working days

• Foreign birth certificate attestation: 7–20 working days (depending on the country)

  
  

What is the Cost?

• Starting from AED 150 – AED 700+

• Varies by country of origin and type of attestation (MOFA, embassy, translation)

Common Questions:

Q: Can I get my baby's birth certificate attested online?

A: MOFA attestation must be submitted via official UAE platforms or authorized agents like Amazon Attestation.

Q: Is attestation required for school admission?

A: Yes, for most schools in the UAE, attested documents are mandatory.

Q: Can I use apostille instead of attestation?

A: No. UAE does not accept apostille; MOFA attestation is required.

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 How to Attest a Newborn Birth Certificate in the UAE?

To attest a newborn’s birth certificate in the UAE, follow these steps:

1. Get the official birth certificate issued by the UAE Ministry of Health (MOHAP) or the relevant health authority (DHA for Dubai, DOH for Abu Dhabi).

2. If the certificate is in English, translate it into Arabic via a certified legal translator.

3. Submit the original + translated copy for attestation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA UAE).

4. If your child was born outside the UAE, you’ll need:

   • Attestation from your home country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs

   • UAE Embassy attestation in your home country

   • Final MOFA attestation once in the UAE.

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How Much is the Attestation Fee for Birth Certificate in UAE?

• MOFA UAE Attestation Fee: AED 150 - 450 per document

• Legal Translation (English to Arabic): AED 50–150

• Embassy Attestation (if applicable): AED 100–500 (depends on issuing country)

• Service Provider Charges: Varies, usually between AED 150–300

💡 Amazon Attestation offers competitive packages for birth certificate attestation in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and all Emirates.

How Many Days for Birth Certificate Attestation?

• UAE-born children: MOFA attestation takes 1–3 working days

• Foreign-issued birth certificates: Full process may take 7–15 working days, depending on the country and embassy processing time

  
  

How to Do Certificate Attestation in UAE?

For any certificate (birth, degree, marriage, etc.), the UAE attestation process typically includes:

1. Notarization (if required) in the issuing country

2. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Home Country) attestation

3. UAE Embassy/Consulate attestation in the issuing country

4. MOFA Attestation in UAE

5. Certified Translation into Arabic (when needed)