For legal documents that need translation from English to Arabic, the cost in Dubai is typically AED 49 + VAT for every 100 to 250 words per page. This service ensures accuracy crucial for legal documentation and proceedings.

You may first need to visit a Notary Public and the Ministry of Justice before the document can be attested. Certified Translation: once the document has been attested by MOFA, you may then have it translated into the language of the target country, using locally acceptable certified translations.

Select a legal translation service that is certified by the UAE Ministry of Justice. Ensure they have expertise in the specific legal domain relevant to your documents and a track record of accuracy and timeliness. Checking reviews and testimonials can also provide insights into their reliability.

Yes, for many legal processes in Dubai, translated documents need to be notarized to be considered valid. This usually involves the legal translator or a representative of the translation service company signing the document in the presence of a notary to affirm the accuracy of the translation.