Q-2. Is Arabic translation mandatory for a POA in the UAE?

Yes, Arabic translation is mandatory for all POAs to be legally valid in the UAE. The translation must be performed by a certified legal translator to ensure that the document is recognized and enforceable within the country.

Q-3. What documents are needed for a General POA in the UAE for individuals?

Required documents for a General POA include: Valid passport copies of both the principal and agent Emirates ID (if the individual is a UAE resident) Proof of ownership (if the POA includes property or asset rights) Two passport-sized photographs (required for Indian Embassy attestation) Presence of two witnesses (also for Indian Embassy attestation)

Q-4. Can a non-UAE resident be appointed as an agent?

Yes, a non-UAE resident can be appointed as an agent in a UAE POA as long as they possess a valid passport. There are no residency requirements for agents, making it a flexible option for principals.

Q-5. How long is a General POA valid in the UAE?

A General POA in the UAE does not have a default expiration unless a specific duration is stated in the document. Some specific POAs, such as those related to property, may be valid for a limited period, often two years.

Q-6. Can a POA be revoked?

Yes, a POA can be revoked at any time by the principal. The revocation must be documented in a notarized form and communicated to all relevant parties, ensuring that the agent no longer has authority.

Q-7: Is a General Power of Attorney valid after the principal's death?

No, a Power of Attorney in the UAE becomes invalid upon the death of the principal. The authorization ends immediately, and the agent's powers are terminated upon the principal's passing.

Q-8. What is the cost of a General Power of Attorney?

The cost for a General POA varies based on the complexity and services. Typical fees include notary public fees (AED 200-500), legal drafting fees (AED 500-2,000), and translation fees (AED 53-500) for Arabic translations. Additional charges apply for online notarization.

Q-9. Is e-notarization available for General POAs?

Yes, e-notarization (online notarization via video call) is available for General POAs in the UAE. This service provides a convenient option for both residents and non-residents, making the process faster and more accessible.

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Yes, an Indian citizen residing outside the UAE can obtain a General POA for use in the UAE. This typically involves e-notarization via a video call for convenience, followed by the necessary attestation processes in both the home country and the UAE to ensure the document's legality.

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General Power of Attorney (POA) in the UAE

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q-1. Can an Indian citizen living outside the UAE obtain a General POA for use in the UAE?

Q-2. Is Arabic translation mandatory for a POA in the UAE?

Q-3. What documents are needed for a General POA in the UAE for individuals?

Q-4. Can a non-UAE resident be appointed as an agent?

Q-5. How long is a General POA valid in the UAE?

Q-6. Can a POA be revoked?

Q-7: Is a General Power of Attorney valid after the principal's death?

Q-8. What is the cost of a General Power of Attorney?

Q-9. Is e-notarization available for General POAs?

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