UAE is an Arab country and thus Arabic is the language of all the government and official bodies. More than 150 nationalities live together in Dubai. Therefore, when submitting any documents to any government or official bodies, the documents have to be submitted in Arabic. Get in touch with us to know more.

Legal Translation is required when submitting documents to the court. People presenting in front of the court as a plaintiff or defendant have to lodge all the case related documents in Arabic. These Arabic translations have to be Ministry of Justice approved Legal Translation in Dubai.

An example case can be a situation where a supplier has supplied services to a person or a company and a payment dispute has arisen. In such situation, the supplier (Plaintiff) must gather all the relevant documents such as invoices, quotations, email conversations, purchase agreements supply notes, purchase order and then prepare the case by Legally Translating them to Arabic by a Ministry of Justice Approved legal Translator in Dubai and then present them in front of the Court.

If you come across a situations where a cheque has been dishonored, as per the UAE law you can file a police charge against the cheque issuer. However, the cheque must be legally translated by a Sworn Legal Translation office in Dubai. After the certified translation, the client can proceed to take the required legal action.

MikDoss Best Legal Translation is one of the best legal translation companies in the UAE. With more than 37 offices around UAE and availability of 24/7, we are always open and always nearby.

MiKDoss is a Certified Legal Translation Company in the UAE. We are also duly recognized by:

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• Ministry Of Justice;
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• Banks;
• Dubai Municipality;
• 100s of Official Government Entities within & outside the UAE.

Arabic is a national language of UAE. It is also the written language of all the governmental/ministerial bodies of UAE. Therefore, if you are planning to submit your documents in any of the government body of UAE, you will have to get them legally translated in Arabic.

Ministry of Justice approved legal translation Dubai is widely seen to be done for submission in court amid litigation cases. For example, if you are acting in a capacity of plaintiff, you will need to submit all the supporting documents to make your case stronger. For example, if the defendant has not cleared payment in respect of the services or supplies, plaintiff will get all the relevant documents legally translated into Arabic, such as invoices, purchase orders, quotations, delivery notes, sales and purchase agreement and any other document as per their industry standard.

Similarly, if you received a cheque from someone in exchange of cash or services, and the respective cheque has been bounced back due to insufficient funds in the issuer account, you can file a police case against the cheque issuer. However, you will need to get the cheque officially translated into Arabic by a sworn translation office in Dubai. Once the certified translation is done, the beneficiary can proceed to take necessary legal action.