To whom it may concern letter

Obtains a "To whom it may concern" letter for your business from Dubai Economy and Tourism (DET).

Start this request processing: 1 day

How it works

  1. 1

    Documents

    You

  2. 2

    Reviewed by MARIO E.G.S.H AI

    MARIO E.G.S.H AI

  3. 3

    Submitted on Invest in Dubai

    Runner at DET

  4. 4

    Licence issued

    DET

Documents required

  • Emirates ID or passport of the person concerned

    copy
  • Licence number or copy (if the letter is about a licence)

    in some casescopyOnly if: Letter about a specific licence
  • The requesting entity's name and the facts the letter must state

    copy
  • Authorisation letter from the licence owner/manager, if someone else applies

    in some casesoriginalOnly if: Applicant is not a licence member

Conditions, time and validity

  • DET states only what its records show; it cannot certify facts outside its file.
Processing time
No official time published; usually short once the request is clear.
Validity of the result
No fixed validity; the requesting entity usually wants a recent letter (often within 1-3 months).
Where it is applied for
DET service centres or the Invest in Dubai portal.

Steps at the authority

  1. Agree the exact wording needed with the client (and the requesting entity).
  2. Submit the request with the licence number on the portal or at a DET service centre.
  3. Pay the fee and receive the document (printed or PDF).

Tips that save you a trip

  • Ask the embassy or bank for their exact wording before we apply.

Common reasons for rejection or delay

  • Requested by someone who is not a licence member and has no authorisation letter.
  • The requested wording asks DET to confirm something not in its records.

Questions and answers

I need proof that I have no licence in Dubai; is this the right service?

Usually yes (or a personal licences statement); tell us who asked for it so we choose the right one.

Checked by the MARIO E.G.S.H team on 2026-10-08. Rules can change at any time; our consultant confirms the details for your case.

Legal basis

Dubai Executive Council Resolution No. 13 of 2011 (fees and fines of the Department of Economic Development, now DET)

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