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Important Notes

  • All legal documents must be in Arabic or legally translated
  • Power of Attorney may be required for representation
  • Court fees vary by case type and value
  • Time limits apply for appeals and complaints
  • Legal consultation is recommended before the proceedings
  • Some services available through the Smart Dubai platform

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How do I renew my rta vehicle registration in Dubai?
  • Visit an authorized RTA center or use the RTA app/website
  • Required documents:
    • Emirates ID
    • Valid insurance certificate
    • Vehicle testing certificate (for vehicles over 3 years)
    • No outstanding fines
    • Payment of renewal fees
  • The process typically takes 15-30 minutes if all documents are in order
  • You have 30 days to fix the identified issues
  • Retest fees apply
  • Multiple retests may be required until vehicle passes
  • A criminal offense under UAE law
  • Penalties include:
    • Fines up to AED 100,000
    • Potential imprisonment
    • Travel bans
    • Criminal record
  1. File a police complaint
  2. Submit a case to public prosecution
  3. Consider civil proceedings for recovery
  4. Seek legal representation immediately
  1. Register on the MOHRE website/app
  2. Submit initial complaint
  3. Attend mediation session
  4. If unresolved, the case is transferred to Labour Court
  5. Present evidence and documentation
  1. Employment contract
  2. Salary certificates/payslips
  3. Communication with employer
  4. Emirates ID
  5. Labor card/work permit
  6. Relevant correspondence
  1. Investigates criminal complaints
  2. Determines whether to pursue charges
  3. Review evidence and witness statements
  4. Issues arrest warrants
  5. Represents the state in criminal proceedings
  1. File initial complaint with police
  2. Receive referral to prosecution
  3. Schedule an appointment through official channels
  4. Bring all relevant documentation
  5. Arabic translator may be required
  1. 60 calendar days total leave
  2. Full pay for the first 45 days
  3. Half pay for the remaining 15 days
  4. Additional 30 days for illness (unpaid)
  5. Two daily nursing breaks for 18 months after delivery
  1. Notify the employer at least 8 weeks before the due date
  2. Submit medical certificate
  3. Confirm return date in writing
  4. Discuss any extension requirements
  1. Criminal case processing
  2. Legal advice
  3. Witness protection
  4. Case status updates
  5. Document authentication
  6. Appeal procedures
  1. Online through Dubai Public Prosecution website
  2. Via Dubai Police app
  3. Through case reference number
  4. At prosecution service centers
  1. Check with Omam Legal Consultancy
  2. Verify license status
  3. Consider specialization areas
  4. Review language capabilities
  5. Assess experience in UAE courts
  1. Initial case assessment
  2. Fee structure explanation
  3. Timeline overview
  4. Document requirements
  5. Strategy discussion
  6. Clear communication channels
  1. Register on the MOHRE website/app
  2. Submit a complaint with supporting documents
  3. Receive complaint number
  4. Attend mediation sessions
  5. Follow up on resolution
  1. Salary disputes
  2. Contract violations
  3. Working conditions
  4. End of service benefits
  5. Visa-related issues
  6. Workplace discrimination
  1. RTA website/app
  2. Dubai Police website/app
  3. Authorized payment centers
  4. Banks
  5. Smart kiosks
  1. Additional late payment fees
  2. Vehicle registration block
  3. License renewal restrictions
  4. Potential legal action
  5. Impact on government services
  1. Court of First Instance
  2. Court of Appeal
  3. Court of Cassation
  4. Personal Status Court
  1. Handles family matters
  2. Marriage and divorce cases
  3. Child custody disputes
  4. Inheritance issues
  5. Requires initial consultation
  6. Documentation must be in Arabic

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