Official legalization of death certificates for insurance claims, legal obligations, property settlements and all UAE government purposes — collected from your doorstep and delivered fully attested.
Death Certificate attestation is one of the significant procedures of legalization in which an attestation stamp from the concerned officials is obtained. It needs to be done from the certificate issued country / country of origin.
The death certificate contains the full details of the deceased including their name, date, place, cause and fact of death. To use the death certificate in the UAE for any legal purpose — whether to claim insurance, settle legal obligations, or manage property — attestation is compulsory.
Tafsir Attestation Services can take care of your entire death certificate attestation process — picking up the document from your residence or workplace and delivering the fully attested certificate back to your doorstep with complete confidentiality.
To claim insurance in the name of a beneficiary, an attested death certificate is mandatory as proof of the policyholder's passing.
Required to settle any outstanding legal obligations, contracts, financial liabilities, or administrative matters on behalf of the deceased.
An attested death certificate is essential for transferring property ownership and settling estate beneficiation among heirs and legal nominees.
Banks and financial institutions in the UAE require an attested death certificate to close accounts or release funds to legal beneficiaries.
For the repatriation of mortal remains to the home country, an attested death certificate is a mandatory requirement at immigration.
For pension claims, government administrative procedures, court submissions, and any other official legal matter that requires proof of death.
Please prepare the following documents before submitting your attestation request. Our team will guide you if any additional documents are needed based on your country of origin.
Our team coordinates every step — from your doorstep to final delivery of attested documents.
The original death certificate is notarised by an authorised notary or public official in the home country where the certificate was issued.
Attestation from the concerned Home Department of the certificate-issuing country to verify the document's authenticity.
Attestation from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) in the home country confirms the certificate at the national government level.
The document is legalized at the UAE Embassy or Consulate in the home country with their official stamp of approval.
Final attestation by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs — the conclusive step confirming the death certificate is fully valid for all UAE legal purposes.