FAQs about Emirabiz Services
First of all, you need to pay the cheque amount ASAP, before the case is taken to court. If you don’t have enough money on your account, prepare a proof of your inability to pay. You will have a chance to prove that you did not do this with ill intentions. It is strongly advised to seek legal help already on this stage.
No, you will still need to pay the whole original cheque amount to the payee. You may also face further legal consequences.
Inform the other party about the problem ASAP and try to agree on paying the amount in installments. Alternatively, you can work off your debts with legal arbitration.
Contact police or the prosecution with the documents that prove that you have paid the whole amount. This way, you will be free from legal proceedings against you.
No, by following the steps above, you will activate your E-Emirates ID and it is ready for use.
Yes, you can see or hear other names for it, such as E-Version Emirates ID, Emirates ID E-card, E-Version of Emirates ID, E-Emirates ID card
Yes, it's free of charge and you can use it until the physical card is delivered to you.
You can access all Government services in the UAE with your E-Emirates ID.
Not exactly. For a UAE family visa you generally must show proof of suitable accommodation, but it’s not always limited to a tenancy contract. In Dubai, GDRFA lists “providing suitable housing” as a condition for sponsoring family members, while the required documents list may not explicitly say “tenancy contract/Ejari” — meaning authorities can accept other housing proofs depending on the case (e.g., Ejari/Tawtheeq, a title deed if you own the property, or an employer-provided housing letter).
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