Urdu Legal Translation in Dubai
Arkan translates Urdu documents into Arabic and Arabic documents into Urdu, with the translation stamped and signed; send a clear copy on WhatsApp for review and a quote.
Start with the document you hold. If it is in Urdu, tell us that you need Arabic; if it is in Arabic, tell us that you need Urdu. This page covers Urdu legal translation in those two directions only. Include all the pages rather than just the part you think needs translation, so the document can be reviewed as a whole.
Do you translate Urdu to Arabic and Arabic to Urdu?
Yes. We translate Urdu into Arabic and Arabic into Urdu, both directions. The work is stamped and signed. The receiving authority decides whether to accept it.
Names in Urdu documents are often written differently from the passport. A passport copy keeps the Arabic spelling of names consistent across every document in the same file. This matters when several papers for one person move together. Everything on the page is translated, including stamps and handwritten notes. Errors in the original are corrected by the issuer, not in the translation.
For Arabic↔English work, see Arabic↔English written legal translation by a translator licensed by the UAE Ministry of Justice (licence no. 688); this licence does not cover Urdu translations. You can check licence no. 688 on the UAE MOJ legal-translator register.
We also translate into and from other languages; the translation is stamped and signed, and the receiving authority decides whether to accept it. Urdu and Arabic are available in both directions. Turkish and Arabic are available in both directions. Spanish, German and Russian are translated as well.
Can you translate Urdu to English?
This page covers Urdu with Arabic only. For English documents see legal translation.
What will I receive?
You receive a stamped and signed translation. It is delivered as a PDF on WhatsApp or by email. You can also collect it from the office during office hours. The organisation you submit it to decides whether it accepts a PDF or needs the printed stamped copy. Please check the current requirement with the receiving authority.
A PDF is a way to receive the finished translation, not a statement that the organisation you are submitting it to will accept that format. If you need to decide between the PDF and the printed stamped copy, ask that organisation which version it wants before proceeding. We do not make that acceptance decision.
Is the Urdu translation MOJ-certified?
No. The Urdu translation is stamped and signed. The licence described above covers Arabic↔English only, not Urdu. See what MOJ-certified translation means for the distinction.
Which Urdu documents can you translate?
Send the document for review. Document categories include marriage certificates, birth certificates, powers of attorney, police clearances and degree certificates. See the full list of documents we translate.
We also provide certified translation as a separate service. Interpretation, including court and legal work, is available separately. Proofreading and revision is a standalone service that does not produce a certified translation.
What should I send?
Send every page, both sides, stamps and annexes. Name the receiving authority and the target language. Include a passport copy so names match across the file. If the source document has more than one page, include them all in the same request for review. This helps keep the spelling of names consistent across the full set of papers.
Sending every page means the full content, including any stamps or handwritten notes, is visible for the review and the translation that follows. Clear copies help. The quote and delivery time are confirmed after reviewing the document and before work starts. Original-document errors must be corrected by the issuer, rather than changed in the translation.
How do I pay and receive it?
Clients can pay online through secure payment links from Ziina or Stripe. Wire transfer is also available. The finished translation is delivered as a PDF on WhatsApp or by email. You can also collect it from the office during office hours, Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 to 18:00.
Work begins only after the quote is confirmed. This way the work is clear before translation starts. Arkan Go handles urgent online translation of eligible documents; eligibility is decided after review. See Arkan Go.
Do you attest documents?
Arkan does not provide attestation; it is a step before or after translation handled by the competent authorities (see translation before or after attestation).
The office is at Office 1-04-106, Riqaa Al Buteen Plaza Building, 35 Al Maktoum Road, Al Muraqqabat, Deira, Dubai, UAE. Call or WhatsApp +971 50 520 3966. Hours are Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 to 18:00.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you translate Urdu to Arabic and Arabic to Urdu?
Yes. Arkan translates Urdu documents into Arabic and Arabic documents into Urdu, both directions. The translation is stamped and signed. The receiving authority decides whether to accept it. Send a clear copy of every page on WhatsApp for review and a quote. Names follow the passport spelling so the Arabic form stays consistent across the file. Everything written on the page is translated, including stamps and handwritten notes.
Can you translate Urdu to English?
This page covers Urdu with Arabic only. It explains how to send an Urdu document that needs Arabic translation or an Arabic document that needs Urdu translation. For English documents, see the main legal translation service page. Name the target language when you send the document on WhatsApp so the document can be reviewed for the direction described here.
What will I receive?
You receive a stamped and signed translation delivered as a PDF on WhatsApp or by email. You can also collect it from the office at Office 1-04-106, Riqaa Al Buteen Plaza Building, 35 Al Maktoum Road, Al Muraqqabat, Deira, Dubai, UAE during office hours, Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 to 18:00. The receiving authority decides whether it accepts a PDF or needs the printed stamped copy. Check the current requirement with them before you order.
Is the Urdu translation MOJ-certified?
No. For Arabic↔English only, see Arabic↔English written legal translation by a translator licensed by the UAE Ministry of Justice (licence no. 688); that licence does not cover Urdu. You can check licence no. 688 on the UAE MOJ legal-translator register. The Urdu translation is stamped and signed, and the receiving authority decides whether to accept it. If you are unsure which language to request, name the authority and target language when you send the document on WhatsApp. See what MOJ-certified translation means for the distinction.
Which Urdu documents can you translate?
Send the document for review. Document categories include marriage certificates, birth certificates, powers of attorney, police clearances and degree certificates. See the pages for marriage certificate translation, birth certificate translation and the full documents we translate list. Everything on the page is translated, including stamps and handwritten notes. Errors in the original are corrected by the issuer.
Do you attest documents?
Arkan does not provide attestation. This page is about Urdu↔Arabic document translation. Send the pages, both sides, stamps and annexes on WhatsApp for review and a quote. Include a passport copy if you need the spelling of names to stay consistent across the translation. The office hours are Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 to 18:00.
Send your Urdu document on WhatsApp for a quote: +971 50 520 3966