Document background
The Certificate of Completion Form is a critical document in the United Arab Emirates' construction and project management landscape. It is primarily used when a contractor or service provider has fulfilled their contractual obligations and completed the agreed scope of work. This document, governed by UAE Federal Law No. 5 of 1985 (Civil Code) and various emirate-specific regulations, serves multiple purposes: it formally documents the completion date, triggers the defects liability period, initiates the process for final payment release, and transfers certain responsibilities from the contractor to the client. The Certificate of Completion Form must include specific details about the project, parties involved, and completion status, while adhering to local municipality requirements and technical guidelines. It forms part of the project's permanent record and can be crucial for future reference, warranty claims, and legal proceedings.
