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Legally Valid Witnessing of Signatures in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Across the UAE
Need your signature witnessed for legal, business, or personal use in the UAE? At True Copy Attestation, we provide Witness of Signature services by licensed lawyers and Commissioners for Oaths in full compliance with UAE legal standards.
We serve all Emirates including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah.
What is Witness of Signature Attestation?
Witness of Signature Attestation is the legal process of confirming that:
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The person signing a document has done so willingly and in the presence of an authorized legal professional
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The identity of the signer has been verified
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The document is legally valid for use in official or contractual purposes
This service is commonly required for:
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Power of Attorney (POA)
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Affidavits and Declarations
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Property or business agreements
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Sponsorship letters
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Consent forms
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Legal contracts and applications
Who Can Witness Your Signature in the UAE?
In the UAE, the following professionals are authorized to legally witness and attest your signature:
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Certified Lawyers (Advocates licensed)
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Notary Public Officers
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Commissioners for Oaths
At True Copy Attestation, our legal team includes certified advocates and authorized legal consultants qualified to provide this service efficiently and securely.
📍 Available Across All Emirates:
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Witness of Signature in Dubai
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Witness of Signature in Abu Dhabi
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Witness of Signature in Sharjah
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Witness of Signature in Ajman
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Witness of Signature in Umm Al Quwain
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Witness of Signature in Ras Al Khaimah
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Witness of Signature in Fujairah
What is the difference between witnessing and attestation?
Witnessing involves observing the execution of a document. Attestation involves the additional step of recording, on the document itself, that the witness has observed the execution. Typically, this is achieved by the witness signing an attestation clause which confirms that the document was duly executed in the presence of a witness.
Witnessing of signatures
is carried out by a lawyer on documents such as statutory declarations, affidavits, and application forms. As part of the witnessing, the advocate and oath commissioner confirms that the person in question has signed the document in his presence and the advocate and oath commissioner has verified his identity through a passport or other applicable ID. This type of witnessing is often required by government authorities, embassies, banks, and other private bodies around the world to confirm that the person in question has indeed signed the document