Letters, memorandums of association, court memos and application forms, typed correctly in Arabic and English at our walk-in office in Bur Dubai, near Sharaf DG Metro Exit 4. You bring the details, we put them in the format the receiving office expects, and you stay in control of what is submitted.
A typing centre turns your information into documents that government departments, courts and companies can process. In Dubai that often means Arabic and English side by side, fixed layouts and details that must match your passport, Emirates ID or trade license exactly. One misspelled name or a missing reference number can be enough to send a document back.
We type formal letters, memorandums of association (MOAs), court memos and application forms. Our office is at Office No. 707, Fahidi Heights, Al Mussalla Road, Al Hamriya, Bur Dubai, by Sharaf DG Metro Station, Exit 4. You can walk in or start on WhatsApp, and our team can talk you through it in English, Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam or Bengali.
Typing is not legal advice. We type and format what you, your company or your lawyer have decided, and we ask questions when something is unclear rather than guessing. Decisions on applications, licenses and cases rest with the relevant authority, such as the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) for mainland licenses or Dubai Courts for court filings.
Each page explains who it's for, the documents, the official fees and every step.
No objection certificates (NOCs), salary certificates, authority letters and formal requests, worded the way UAE offices expect.
Learn moreYour company's memorandum of association, with partners, shares and management set out clearly for the next licensing step.
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| At a glance | Letter drafting | MOA drafting | Court memo typing |
|---|---|---|---|
| You bring | The purpose and key details | Partners, shares and activities | A finished memo or draft |
| We produce | A formal letter ready to sign | A draft MOA for partners to review | A typed, formatted Arabic memo |
| Usual language | Arabic, English or both | Arabic, usually with English | Arabic |
| Who signs or files | You or your company | All partners, then filed with DET | You or your lawyer |
| Content decided by | You | The partners | You or your lawyer |
Each step shows who does what, so you always know where things stand.
Visit our Bur Dubai office or send the details on WhatsApp, with copies of any IDs, licenses or earlier letters.
We check which office will receive the document, the language it needs and any template it must follow, then quote in writing.
We type the document and check names, numbers and dates against your copies.
You read the draft, ask for changes and sign it, or pass it to your lawyer or partners to sign.
The document goes to the receiving office through its normal channel, and that office makes the decision.
Most rejections at a counter or on a portal come down to small mismatches rather than big mistakes. We check for these before the document leaves our office.
Take the Metro to Sharaf DG Metro Station and use Exit 4. Our office is in Fahidi Heights on Al Mussalla Road, Office No. 707, in the Al Hamriya area of Bur Dubai. We are open Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 21:00. To check what to bring before you set off, message us on WhatsApp at +971 55 223 7719.
Some requests fall outside typing, and it is better to say so at the start than halfway through.
Short answers here. Your situation may differ, so ask us before you decide.
A typing centre prepares documents in the exact format offices expect, such as letters, contracts, memos and application forms, usually in Arabic, English or both. At Global Sky PRO we also check details against your IDs and licenses, explain what the receiving office needs and, as part of our PRO services, submit applications through the official channels. The decision always rests with the authority.
Yes. We type in Arabic and English, and prepare bilingual documents where an office expects both languages side by side. If you give us English text that has to be submitted in Arabic, we tell you whether it needs a legal translation by a Ministry of Justice-licensed translator first, so the final document holds up when it is reviewed.
You will find us at Office No. 707, Fahidi Heights, Al Mussalla Road, Al Hamriya, Bur Dubai, close to Exit 4 of Sharaf DG Metro Station. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 21:00. You can walk straight in, or message +971 55 223 7719 first to check what to bring with you.
No. You can walk in during opening hours. If your document is long, such as an MOA or a court memo, it helps to message us on WhatsApp first and send copies of your details. That way the draft can be started before you arrive and you spend less time waiting at the office.
Yes. We prepare and type applications, including visa and residence forms, from the details and documents you give us, and where it is part of our PRO service we submit them and follow up. Decisions rest with the authority: for Dubai residence visas, the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA Dubai) or the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP).
No. Typing puts your decisions into the right format; it does not tell you what to decide. We will not advise on your rights, the effect of a contract or how to run a case. If you need that, speak to a licensed advocate, and we can type and format the documents they prepare for you.
No, an Amer centre handles Dubai visa transactions, while a typing centre prepares documents. Amer centres are where residents complete visa and residency transactions with the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA Dubai), such as entry permits, residence visas, renewals and cancellations. Global Sky PRO is a typing and PRO services office, not an Amer centre. We prepare your application and, as part of our PRO service, submit it through GDRFA Dubai's official channels and follow up.
Bring copies of your passport and Emirates ID, plus any trade license, earlier letters or reference numbers linked to the document. If the receiving office has its own form, template or checklist, bring that too. For company documents, bring the letterhead details and know who will sign. At our Fahidi Heights office, near Exit 4 of Sharaf DG Metro Station, we check names and numbers against these copies so mismatches are caught before submission.
For many online government services, yes. UAE PASS is the national digital identity and signature app, used to sign in to government services and to sign documents digitally. For example, individuals log in to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) website for attestation through UAE PASS. Set it up on your own phone. We prepare and type the documents, and you keep control of your own UAE PASS login and approvals.
Source: u.ae: the UAE PASS app
What you pay depends on the document and whether it goes with a government application. A short letter takes less work than a bilingual memorandum of association (MOA) or a long court memo. At Global Sky PRO, government fees for any application are set by the authority, paid at cost and listed on their own line, and our typing fee is quoted in writing before we start. Ask for a quote on WhatsApp at +971 55 223 7719.
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Typing and drafting are based on your instructions. Global Sky PRO does not give legal advice; for legal judgement, consult a licensed advocate. Last reviewed 31 October 2026 by the Global Sky PRO team.