Marriage, Judicial and Family Transactions in the UAE

Alhasna Services handles the procedures it offers within marriage contract transactions and social status, custody and support declarations, and follows them up within its service scope.

The service is procedural. Alhasna Services does not provide a religious ruling, legal advice or court representation through this page.

Choose the closest route

Marriage contract procedures

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To submit a new marriage contract application and follow up the related procedures within the service scope.

Social status, custody and support declarations

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For declaration procedures and follow-up within the service scope.

Another need within this scope

If your need is directly connected to one of the routes above and you do not know the category, describe what you want to complete.

What does Alhasna Services handle?

Alhasna Services understands what you want to complete and the situation of the request, then identifies the service it can handle, its scope, what is required and the cost before anything begins. Once agreed, it carries out the agreed procedures and follows them up within the service scope.

The limits of the service

The contract, the declaration, attestation, approvals and the final decision remain with the competent authority.

The service does not include a religious ruling, legal advice, court representation or pleading before the courts.

Frequently asked questions

Does Alhasna Services provide legal advice or a religious ruling?

No. The service is procedural within its scope and does not include a religious ruling, legal advice or court representation.

Do I need to know the exact name of the transaction?

No. If your need relates to one of the routes on this page, describe what you want to complete and Alhasna Services identifies the applicable service.

Does Alhasna Services guarantee the outcome?

No. Alhasna Services carries out the agreed procedures within its scope, and the final decision remains with the competent authority.