Green Apple Travel & Tourism
Bur Dubai Office — Nasser Lootah Building
Professional attestation, legalization & document clearing
Embassy attestation for bachelor, master, and doctorate degree certificates from U.S. institutions.
U.S. graduates looking to validate their educational credentials for employment or further studies.
Documents are submitted to the United States Embassy for official attestation after verifying their authenticity.
U.S. degrees may require additional verification steps based on the issuing institution.
Attestation of diplomas, vocational certificates, and professional qualifications issued in the U.S.
U.S. diploma holders seeking validation of their qualifications for employment or education.
Documents are prepared and submitted to the embassy for attestation, ensuring they meet all requirements.
Some vocational certifications may require additional local or state certifications.
Embassy legalization of academic transcripts and mark sheets from U.S. educational institutions.
Students and graduates from U.S. institutions who need to validate their academic records.
Transcripts are verified and submitted to the embassy for official stamping.
Transcripts must be issued directly from the university and may need to be sealed.
Embassy legalization of U.S. birth certificates for various purposes, including family-related applications.
U.S. nationals needing to authenticate their or their children's birth certificates for legal processes.
Birth certificates are submitted to the embassy for attestation after verification.
Birth certificates must be issued by a recognized authority and may require notarization.
Attestation of U.S. marriage certificates for visa and legal purposes.
U.S. couples who require their marriage certificates to be recognized in the UAE.
Marriage certificates are submitted to the embassy for attestation after confirming their authenticity.
Marriage certificates must be certified copies and may need to be notarized.
Embassy legalization of police clearance certificates for United States nationals.
U.S. nationals applying for visas or residency in the UAE or other countries.
PCCs are verified and submitted to the embassy for official attestation.
PCCs must be obtained from local police departments or FBI, depending on residency.
Embassy legalization of general Power of Attorney documents for various purposes.
U.S. nationals needing to grant authority to another person in the UAE.
POA documents are prepared, notarized if necessary, and then submitted to the embassy for attestation.
POA must comply with U.S. laws and might require notarization by a U.S. notary.
Certified legal translation of documents from English to Arabic or vice versa for embassy submission.
U.S. nationals needing legal documents translated for use in the UAE.
Documents are translated by certified professionals and then submitted for embassy processing if needed.
Translations must be accurate and comply with local legal standards.
UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation for documents before and after embassy submission.
U.S. nationals needing their documents to be recognized in the UAE.
Documents are submitted to the MOFA for attestation, which is a prerequisite for embassy services.
Documents must be verified and may need translation depending on their origin.
Apostille certification for documents intended for use in Hague Convention countries.
U.S. nationals with documents that need to be recognized abroad in Hague countries.
Documents are prepared and submitted for apostille certification as per Hague Convention requirements.
Not all documents may qualify for an apostille; verification is required.
A valid passport with at least six months of validity beyond your planned stay.
Completed visa application form for the United States.
Receipt of payment for the visa application fee.
A recent passport-sized photograph that meets the US visa requirements.
Documents supporting your visa application (e.g., invitation letter, proof of accommodation).
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Processing times may vary based on document type and specific embassy requirements.
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5-7 business days
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Applies to: All visa applicants aged 14 to 79.
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The United States embassy in Dubai offers a range of document services including visa applications, passport renewals, notarial services, and assistance with various legal documents. Our team at Green Apple Travel & Tourism can help facilitate these services, ensuring you have all necessary documentation ready for your embassy visit.
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