When you need legalization services in Dubai, it means you need an authentication of documents that can be seriously considered as legal. It’s a way for any country to confirm that your documents are acceptable as proof of who you are.
The process of legalization requires someone to vouch for your signature and for who you say you are. This role falls in the responsibility of a notary person, a legal practitioner or a lawyer who witnesses signature signed on any document.
Sometimes, the actual person connected to the documents to be notarized can’t be there. But if legalization is still carried out, it’s called an attestation. However, the norm requires physical presence for legalization to happen.
This process of authentication allows certified legal documents to be accepted not just by the country where the document is legalized but also by other nations where the document might be sent after.
Other than acting as a physical witness to a document’s authenticity, a notary public also puts a stamp that often makes an embossed indentation, imprinting the document.
This is how civil and judicial officials reliably prove the authenticity of any document.
The steps start with the notary review of the original document. Copies are not acceptable for notarization. Then, the notary makes a copy of the original on a white paper in black and white, not colored. Other than a notary stamp, a notary can also use notarial certificates to certify a copy.
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