Arabic Legal Translation Services

We cover UAE federal and DIFC law, Saudi commercial law, Egyptian civil law, Qatari law, and Moroccan/Tunisian hybrid legal systems. We assign translators based on the specific jurisdiction.

Yes. We produce certified translations of Arabic legal documents for use in US courts, USCIS, UK courts, and international arbitration institutions.

Yes. We have translators with expertise in Islamic finance instruments including murabaha, ijara, and sukuk documentation.

Yes. UAE federal law and the DIFC's common-law framework differ materially from Saudi commercial court conventions, Egyptian civil law rooted in the Napoleonic tradition, and the Moroccan and Tunisian hybrid systems layering French civil law over local legislation.

A UAE sale and purchase agreement drafted under Dubai International Financial Centre rules reads very differently from a Saudi notarial contract subject to Sharia-influenced commercial courts. We assign translators by jurisdiction and apply the correct statutory vocabulary and court formatting requirements throughout.

Standard projects are quoted per source word with Arabic character counting applied consistently (Arabic text is typically 20 to 30 percent shorter than English on a word-count basis). Certified translation and notarization coordination for UAE or Saudi authorities are itemized separately.

For ongoing legal programs handling Gulf commercial contracts and DIFC filings, we offer translation memory discounts on repeat content such as boilerplate NDA language and standard corporate governance provisions.