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The Service Completion Certificate is a critical document in Qatar's commercial landscape, used to formally document the successful completion of contracted services. It serves as the official confirmation that all service obligations under a contract have been fulfilled satisfactorily, in accordance with Qatar's Civil Code (Law No. 22 of 2004) and Commercial Code (Law No. 27 of 2006). This certificate is typically issued upon the successful delivery of services and following any required inspections or acceptance testing. It includes essential details such as project identification, scope of completed works, compliance confirmations, and authorized signatures. The document is particularly important as it often triggers final payment obligations, initiates warranty periods, and provides legal protection for both service providers and clients. In the Qatari business environment, the Service Completion Certificate may also need to align with specific industry regulations and sometimes requires official attestation or registration with relevant authorities.

1. Certificate Reference Information: Document reference number, date, and location of issuance

2. Party Details: Full legal names and addresses of both the service provider and client

3. Contract Reference: Details of the original service contract including contract number, date, and brief description of contracted services

4. Completion Statement: Formal declaration confirming that all contracted services have been completed satisfactorily

5. Service Delivery Details: Specific details of the services delivered, including completion date and location

6. Compliance Statement: Declaration that services were delivered in accordance with contract specifications and applicable regulations

7. Authorization: Signature blocks for authorized representatives of both parties with official stamps/seals as required