A complete guide to civil marriage service

The Dubai Courts have developed a new service to assist non-Muslims in completing their wedding ceremonies in a single day. Formerly, non-Muslim couples in the Emirate had the option of being married in a religious ceremony or at their respective embassies or consulates.

The new Federal Personal Status Law of the United Arab Emirates regulates marriage, divorce, and inheritance for non-Muslim citizens and foreign residents.

It will lay out the steps necessary for a divorce to be filed, whether by one spouse or both, and it will control the terms under which a marriage can be contracted and documented legally.

Get your civil marriage license in as little as 24 hours by following this easy checklist!

• Go to a Dubai Courts customer service location.
• Complete an online form.
• A designated worker ensures that both sides are in agreement.
• The request has been confirmed and signed digitally.
• It is then submitted to a court for review to ensure compliance with all applicable laws.
• Finally, the paper is signed by the judge.
• The marriage agreement will be recorded and validated digitally.
• Applicants will get it by email and text message.

How can I go to one of the Dubai Courts service centers?

The locations of the service centers for this government agency are listed on their website as Al Yalayis, Wafi Mall, and Al Barsha Traffic Building.

How much do you charge for this service?

There is a Dh220 charge to obtain a marriage license.

What are the specifics of this agreement?

• Applicants who are Muslims will be disqualified.
• One of the gatherings must be a legal resident of Dubai.
• Each candidate must be over the age of 21, though.

Source:

https://www.khaleejtimes.com/uae/dubais-new-civil-marriage-service-in-a-day-a-step-by-step-guide