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Birth Certificate legalization: French Citizen moving to Dubai


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Hi,
How and what needs to be done to legalize birth certificate, issued in france for a french national prior to moving to Dubai. We live in UK and i am sponsoring my daughter for a residence permit in the UAE.
Any agents who could help do this for us. I guess i need a certified translation to english so do i certify and translate and then get legalized or?

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I believe that your certificate translation needs to be attested first by foreign affairs ministry then UAE embassy.

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