Death certificate attestation is the process of verifying the authenticity of a death certificate by obtaining a series of stamps or seals from the relevant authorities. The purpose of death certificate attestation is to ensure that the death certificate is genuine and that the details of the death are accurate.

The process of death certificate attestation typically involves several steps, including verification of the certificate by the appropriate government authorities, and legalization by the embassy or consulate of the country where the certificate holder intends to use it. The specific requirements and procedures for death certificate attestation can vary depending on the country and the purpose for which the certificate is being used.

In general, death certificate attestation is necessary for individuals who wish to use the death certificate for legal, insurance, or other official purposes in a foreign country. It may be required to settle the estate of the deceased, to obtain life insurance benefits, or to claim other benefits related to the death. It is important to ensure that the attestation process is completed correctly to avoid any delays or complications in using the death certificate abroad.

Steps Involved:

• Apostille from Foreign Common Wealth Office – (UK)
• UAE Embassy Attestation – (UK)
• Ministry of foreign affairs – (UAE)

Services Obtainable:

• Urgent Service
• Standard Service

Requirements:

For attestation we would require original death certificate, along with the original, we would need passport copies of the deceased person.