Documents required

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  The couple’s original passport plus photocopies.
    Identification papers for the bride’s father (or guardian) and witnesses are
    also necessary.
  
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  If the bride’s father is deceased, a Sharia’ah Declaration
  of  his death must be provided as well as consent of the bride’s brother or an
  uncle  from the father’s side. If there are no male relatives to give consent
  there  must be documentation proving this. If the bride’s father cannot be
  present, a  letter of consent is required. In this case, a certified copy of his
  passport  must also be included to verify his signature.
  
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  If the bride is Muslim and her father or guardian
  non-Muslim,  a certificate of no impediment (or no objection) from the bride’s
  embassy or  consulate is required.
  
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  If the bride is divorced or widowed, proof will be
    required.
  
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  Non-UAE citizens should check with their embassy as many
    require letters of no objection from employers and perhaps clearance from the
    Police Directorate stating the parties do not have any criminal records.
  
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  For non-UAE citizens, all English documents
    issued outside the UAE, including birth and death certificates and divorce
    decree must be translated into Arabic by a legal translator (i.e. approved by
    the Court).
• There will be 10% Charges for cancellation