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The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched a new digital service for "To Whom It May Concern" certificates. This initiative is part of the government's Zero Bureaucracy Programme to enhance services. Users can complete the entire process online without visiting missions in person. The service particularly benefits UAE nationals needing certificates for overseas treatment or study.

Key Points: UAE MoFA Launches Digital To Whom It May Concern Certificate Service

  • Part of UAE's second phase Zero Bureaucracy Programme
  • Enables transactions in just three digital steps
  • Eliminates need for in-person embassy visits
  • Specifically aids nationals seeking treatment or study abroad
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UAE: MoFA launches enhanced digital issuance, attestation of 'To Whom It May Concern' certificates

UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs introduces digital issuance and attestation for "To Whom It May Concern" certificates, part of the Zero Bureaucracy Programme.

"The new service integrates multiple processes into a unified, more flexible and efficient procedure - Omar Obaid AlHesan AlShamsi"

Abu Dhabi, September 2

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched a new digital service for the issuance and attestation of "To Whom It May Concern" certificates.

The initiative coincides with the second phase of the Government's Zero Bureaucracy Programme and aligns with the UAE's ongoing efforts to enhance government services, enabling transactions to be completed in just three steps through a single digital platform, without the need to visit a mission in person.

Omar Obaid AlHesan AlShamsi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, affirmed that the new "To Whom It May Concern" certificate Issuance and Attestation service reflects the Ministry's commitment to adopting innovative digital solutions that support the government's drive to accelerate digital transformation, leverage advanced technologies, and advance sustainable development in government services. He added that the new service integrates multiple processes into a unified, more flexible and efficient procedure, thereby reducing processing times and delivering high-quality services.

The service enables UAE nationals abroad obtain a digitally attested "To Whom It May Concern" certificate, such as those required for treatment or study abroad, via the Ministry's official website or smart application, without the need to visit UAE missions overseas or go through traditional procedures. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Rohit P
Hope India implements similar digital services for all document attestations. The current process for getting certificates attested through MEA is still quite bureaucratic and time-consuming.
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Ananya R
This will be so helpful for students going abroad! Getting these certificates attested was always a headache. Three-step digital process sounds amazing 💯
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Vikram M
UAE continues to impress with their digital governance initiatives. Their "Zero Bureaucracy Programme" is something our Indian states should study and implement.
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Karthik V
While this is great, I hope they ensure proper security measures for digital attestations. Digital documents can be vulnerable to fraud if not properly secured.
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Sarah B
As an expat in UAE, I've seen their government services improve dramatically over the years. This digital initiative will save so much time and effort for everyone! 🇦🇪

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