MOJ Approved Legal Translation in Dubai

In the United Arab Emirates, the phrase "legally translated" carries a precise and enforceable meaning. For a translated document to hold legal weight before UAE courts, government ministries, or official embassies, it must be produced by a MOJ-approved legal translation professional — a translator who holds an official licence granted by the UAE Ministry of Justice.

BizPoint is a fully authorised UAE legal translation office whose translators carry MOJ certification. We operate from Dubai and serve clients across the Emirates, delivering translations that are accepted without question by every relevant authority.

What Does MOJ Approval Mean?

The UAE Ministry of Justice (MOJ) regulates the legal translation profession in the country. It grants official licences only to translators who have passed rigorous language competency tests, demonstrated expertise in legal terminology, and proven their qualifications through a formal certification process.

A document translated and stamped by an MOJ legal translator carries the official recognition of the Ministry — effectively making that translation a legal document in its own right. Without this stamp, translated documents are treated as informal and unofficial, regardless of the translator's personal qualifications.

Why MOJ Certification Is Non-Negotiable in the UAE

Every year, individuals and businesses in Dubai submit translated documents to courts, visa departments, and embassies — only to have them rejected because the translator was not MOJ-certified. This causes serious delays in:

• Court cases and legal proceedings
• Residency visa and Emirates ID applications
• Company formation and business licensing
• Property purchase and title deed transfers
• Embassy attestation and legalisation processes
• University admissions requiring academic credential translation

Working with a MOJ-certified translator from the outset eliminates this risk entirely.

BizPoint's MOJ-Certified Translation Team

Our translation team consists exclusively of Ministry of Justice-licensed professionals, each specialised in specific domains of legal translation:

• Legal & Judicial Translators — Court documents, contracts, judgements, and legal notices
• Corporate Translators — Company documents, MOA, shareholder agreements, audits
• Civil Status Translators — Birth, marriage, divorce, and death certificates
• Medical Translators — Medical reports, health records, pharmaceutical documents
• Technical & Commercial Translators — Engineering specs, tenders, procurement documents