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United Arab Emirates · AED · 5% VAT · Federal Tax Authority (FTA)

UAE Experience Certificate Maker — Employment Letters Ready for Attestation

Employees leaving a UAE company routinely need an experience certificate for visa transfers, new employers, embassy attestation and professional licensing. DocMak produces a clean letterhead certificate with service dates, designation and an authorised signatory block.

Opens the DocMak experience letter editor with UAE employer fields preset.

Read the complete experience letter & certificate guide

  • Company letterhead with trade licence and contact details
  • Employee name, passport, Emirates ID and designation
  • Exact date of joining and last working day
  • Neutral, dispute-free wording suitable for MOHRE and new employers
  • Bilingual Arabic / English version for attestation

How to create a uae experience certificate maker in United Arab Emirates

  1. 1Open the UAE Experience Certificate MakerOpen the free UAE Experience Certificate Maker and pick the template that matches how you trade in United Arab Emirates.
  2. 2Add your company detailsEnter your trade name, address, tax registration number and logo once — they are reused on every document.
  3. 3Fill in the line itemsAdd the document lines and amounts in the local currency, with the correct tax treatment for each line in United Arab Emirates.
  4. 4Download and sendReview the preview, then download a clean PDF or Word file and send it to your client, supplier or bank.

What a UAE experience certificate should contain

An experience certificate confirms service facts. It is not a reference letter and should avoid opinions that could be contested during a labour dispute. Keep it factual, signed by an authorised signatory and stamped with the company seal.

  • Company legal name, trade licence number and address on letterhead
  • Employee full name as per passport
  • Designation and department, plus any promotions with dates
  • Date of joining and date of leaving
  • Brief factual summary of responsibilities
  • Authorised signatory name, title, signature and company stamp
  • Issue date and reference number

Attestation and onward use

If the certificate will be used abroad, it usually needs attestation by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then the destination country's embassy. Attestation offices reject documents that are unsigned, unstamped or printed without letterhead, so DocMak keeps all three elements in the layout by default.

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