Emirates ID Certified Copy

Certified Copy of Emirates ID in Dubai

A certified copy of your Emirates ID is a photocopy that a notary stamps and signs as a true reproduction of the original card. Banks, government departments, free zones and overseas institutions ask for it when they need verified identification without taking your original card.

Who asks for a certified Emirates ID copy

Your Emirates ID is the primary proof of identity and residence in the UAE, so institutions that cannot keep your original card ask for a notarized copy instead. A certified copy confirms the copy matches the original exactly, which a plain photocopy cannot do.

We certify Emirates ID copies daily for:

  • Bank account opening and KYC verification
  • Government applications and file submissions
  • Free zone and mainland company setup
  • Tenancy contracts and utility registrations
  • Employment, visa and immigration files
  • Institutions and authorities outside the UAE

What gets certified

We certify both sides of the card — the photo page and the back with the card number and expiry — unless the requesting authority asks for one side only. Each certified copy is stamped and signed individually, and clients often take several at once for different banks or departments.

If you also need your passport copy certified in the same visit, we do both together and confirm the total fee before starting.

Certified copy of Emirates ID for use abroad

Some foreign authorities require the certified copy to carry additional attestation — Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the UAE, or the destination country's embassy. Tell us where the copy is going and we confirm the exact chain before you pay for anything.

How it works

Message us on WhatsApp with the number of copies you need and who is requesting them. Visit the office with your original Emirates ID, the notary compares the copies against the card, and you leave with certified copies in hand — the whole visit usually takes minutes.

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Frequently asked questions

No. The notary must see the original card and compare it with the copy. A scan or photo cannot be certified.

Yes — both sides by default, or one side only if the requesting authority specifies.

Yes. Each copy is stamped and signed individually, and clients often take several for different banks or departments.

In most cases yes; some countries require MOFA or embassy attestation on top. Tell us the destination and we confirm the requirement.

Certification is completed during the same visit, usually within minutes. The fee depends on the number of copies — message us on WhatsApp for the exact amount.

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