MOJ-Certified Legal Translation for ADJD, ADGM, ICP & TAMM in Abu Dhabi

GloboPrime Corporate Services Provider provides MOJ-certified legal translation in Abu Dhabi for legal, corporate and personal documents submitted to ADJD, ADGM, ICP, TAMM, UAE courts, notary offices, immigration authorities, government departments, banks, embassies and corporate entities. Our certified legal translation services in Abu Dhabi cover contracts, powers of attorney, court documents, corporate resolutions, certificates and other documents requiring accurate translation for official use.

Legal Translation for ADJD Court and Notary Documents in Abu Dhabi

If you are submitting a document to the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) and the original is not in Arabic, a MOJ-certified Arabic legal translation can be required for the relevant court, notary or judicial procedure. This applies to foreign-language legal documents and supporting records used for cases, notarisation, powers of attorney, company matters, family matters and other ADJD services.

GloboPrime Corporate Services Provider handles legal translation in Abu Dhabi for ADJD submissions, including contracts, court documents, powers of attorney, corporate resolutions, certificates and other supporting documents. The translation is prepared by a UAE Ministry of Justice-licensed legal translator when certified Arabic translation is required for official submission.

Do I Need Arabic Translation for an ADJD Application?

You need Arabic translation when the document required for your ADJD procedure is issued in English or another language and an Arabic version is required for submission. The translated document must accurately match the original names, dates, passport details, company information, legal clauses and other material information.

This commonly applies to court judgments, contracts, powers of attorney, affidavits, corporate documents, marriage and birth certificates, tenancy documents and other evidence or supporting documents presented as part of an ADJD court or notary procedure.

ADJD Notary Translation for Power of Attorney and Corporate Documents

For ADJD notary procedures, non-Arabic documents can require certified Arabic translation before they are submitted for notarisation. This is particularly relevant for Power of Attorney documents, Memorandum of Association documents, declarations, undertakings, shareholder resolutions, board resolutions, contracts and other corporate legal documents.

For example, if a Power of Attorney has been prepared in English for use in an Abu Dhabi notary procedure, GloboPrime Corporate Services Provider can arrange the required certified Arabic translation for ADJD before submission. The same applies to supporting corporate or personal documents that need to accompany the notary application.

Send Your ADJD Document for Translation Review

Send the document to our Abu Dhabi team before processing. We check the document type, original language and intended ADJD use, then confirm whether certified Arabic legal translation is required and prepare it for the applicable court or notary procedure.

ADJD Notary Translation

For ADJD notary services, documents written in a language other than Arabic may need certified translation. ADJD’s SmartPOA service terms state that any document written in a language other than Arabic must be duly translated by a certified translator. ADJD’s Memorandum of Association service also states that non-Arabic documents must be translated by a certified translator. GloboPrime helps prepare certified Arabic translations for POA, MOA, declarations, undertakings, corporate resolutions and other documents used for ADJD notary and court-related procedures.

Legal Translation for ADGM Documents

ADGM is a financial free zone in Abu Dhabi with its own legal framework. ADGM explains that it was established under federal and Abu Dhabi legislation as a financial free zone. For internal ADGM filings, documents are generally required in English. ADGM’s rulebook states that documents required to be delivered to the Registrar must generally be drawn up and delivered in English. However, where certain documents are drawn up in another language, they may need to be accompanied by a certified English translation. ADGM also defines a certified translation as a translation certified to be a correct translation.

ADGM Notary and Bilingual Translation

ADGM Courts’ Notary Public guidance states that a will must be in bilingual Arabic and English format and certified by a legal translator licensed by the UAE Ministry of Justice. ADGM notary FAQs also state that the Notary Public Office does not provide translation services and that applicants may use any legal translator certified by the UAE Ministry of Justice.

Documents We Translate for ADGM Use

  • ADGM company incorporation documents
  • Articles of Association
  • Shareholder resolutions
  • Board resolutions
  • Certificates of incorporation
  • Certificates of incumbency
  • Good standing certificates
  • Shareholder agreements
  • Powers of Attorney
  • Wills and estate-related documents
  • ADGM notary documents
  • Corporate authorisation letters
  • Commercial contracts
  • Banking and compliance documents
  • Documents moving from ADGM to mainland UAE use

Legal Translation for ICP, Formerly ICA

ICP, formerly referred to by many users as ICA, handles UAE identity, citizenship, customs, ports, passports, entry and residence matters. This makes certified translation important for residence visa, family sponsorship, newborn registration, Golden Visa, entry permit, Emirates ID and immigration-related files. ICP service pages list documents such as passports, personal photos, proof of kinship, medical reports, residence permit copies, employment contracts, employer certificates and good conduct certificates depending on the visa or residence service. The UAE Government also states that for adding a newborn to family data, an attested copy of the marriage certificate translated into Arabic may be required if the certificate is in another language.

Documents We Translate for ICP / Immigration Use

  • Marriage certificates
  • Birth certificates
  • Divorce certificates
  • Passport copies
  • Family books
  • Proof of kinship documents
  • Police clearance certificates
  • Good conduct certificates
  • Medical reports
  • Employment contracts
  • Salary certificates
  • Educational certificates
  • Tenancy contracts
  • Sponsor documents
  • Dependent visa documents
  • Golden Visa supporting documents
  • Newborn registration documents
  • Residence permit support documents

Common ICP Translation Use Cases

Certified translation may be needed when:
  • A marriage certificate is issued outside the UAE
  • A birth certificate is not in Arabic
  • A proof of kinship document is in another language
  • A police clearance certificate needs UAE submission
  • A family visa or dependent visa file includes foreign documents
  • A newborn registration file requires Arabic translation
  • A Golden Visa or residence application includes supporting documents from another country

Legal Translation for TAMM Abu Dhabi Services

TAMM is Abu Dhabi’s digital government services platform. Many Abu Dhabi residents and companies use TAMM for family, housing, business, notary, visa, healthcare, education and government-related services.

For family-related Abu Dhabi procedures, TAMM guidance states that Emiratis sponsoring a non-Arab wife must have the marriage contract duly certified and translated by a legal translator.

Documents We Translate for TAMM Submissions

  • Marriage contracts
  • Birth certificates
  • Family sponsorship documents
  • Tenancy contracts
  • Salary certificates
  • Educational documents
  • Medical reports
  • Court documents
  • Notary documents
  • Business licence documents
  • Commercial contracts
  • Company documents
  • Immigration-related supporting documents
  • Personal status documents

When TAMM Users May Need Translation

You may need certified legal translation for TAMM-related procedures when:

  • The document was issued outside the UAE
  • The document is not in Arabic
  • A government department requests Arabic translation
  • A certificate must be submitted for family sponsorship
  • A company document is required for Abu Dhabi government processing
  • A court, notary or immigration authority is connected to the transaction

Arabic Translation for UAE Courts and Official Authorities

Arabic is the key language for UAE court and many government submissions. The UAE Government confirms that court documents must be in Arabic or translated into Arabic by an approved legal translator.

We provide Arabic legal translation for:

  • UAE court submissions
  • ADJD procedures
  • Notary public use
  • Immigration and residence files
  • ICP applications
  • TAMM submissions
  • Embassy and consulate use
  • MOFA-related document processing
  • Corporate and banking submissions
  • Free zone and mainland authority use

At GloboPrime Corporate Services , we focus on:

  • Accurate Arabic and English legal terminology
  • Correct spelling of names and company names
  • Matching passport, Emirates ID and certificate details
  • Correct dates, numbers, stamps and signatures
  • Authority-ready formatting
  • Confidential handling of personal and corporate documents
  • Translation and attestation guidance where needed

Get a Quote for ADJD, ADGM, ICP or TAMM Legal Translation

Need certified legal translation in Abu Dhabi for court, notary, immigration, visa, business, ADGM, ICP or TAMM use?

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