Marriage Certificate Attestation from UAE Embassy and UAE MOFA
Starting from 7th July 2025, the UAE Embassy in Pakistan officially launched the New Digital Attestation System for personal and educational documents, including Marriage Certificate Attestation. This digital process is now fully active and replaces traditional sticker stamps with a digitally verified attestation report and soft copy, accepted across all UAE government and private sectors.
If you are applying for a family visa, sponsoring your spouse, or updating your marital status in the UAE, you must get your Marriage Certificate attested from the UAE Embassy and UAE MOFA. This attestation confirms the validity of your NADRA-issued marriage certificate for official use in the UAE.
Under the new system, there is no need for Arabic translation. The process begins with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Pakistan authenticating the marriage certificate. Once completed, the document is submitted to the UAE Embassy in Islamabad for verification. Instead of pasting physical stamps on the certificate, the UAE Embassy now processes the attestation digitally. The final step involves UAE MOFA digitally confirming the attestation, and you receive a secure PDF copy of the attested certificate along with a digital verification report.
This system provides faster turnaround, eliminates the risk of lost or damaged documents, and offers tamper-proof digital authentication directly linked to UAE government systems.
The digital attestation service applies to various documents, including marriage certificates, birth certificates, degrees, diplomas, police character certificates, FRCs, and more.
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