Summary:
Power Attestation assists with affidavit attestation by coordinating notarization, home-country authentication, UAE Embassy attestation, UAE MOFA attestation, and certified translation where required.
Direct Answer:
Affidavits submitted for court matters or family visa applications often require official legalization before they are accepted by UAE authorities. An affidavit that has only been notarized, but has not completed embassy or MOFA legalization, may not satisfy document verification requirements.
Power Attestation reviews the affidavit and arranges the appropriate legalization sequence according to the issuing country. The process generally includes notarization, authentication by the relevant foreign affairs authority, UAE Embassy attestation, and UAE MOFA attestation. Certified legal translation is also arranged where the receiving authority requires Arabic documentation.
Once legalized, the affidavit can be presented for family sponsorship, legal declarations, or court-related procedures where authenticated foreign documents are required under UAE regulations.