Get Your Power of Attorney in UAE
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Power of Attornye Drafting
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Notarization and Power of Attorney Attestation
Choose the POA that fits your needs. Each type is tailored to UAE legal standards and individual scenarios:
Let someone you trust manage tasks like property handling, bank formalities, vehicle transfers, or signing legal papers on your behalf.
Learn MoreAppoints a legal representative to attend court, file suits, or manage legal disputes in any UAE jurisdiction.
Learn MoreAuthorize a business partner or manager to represent your company in signing contracts, opening bank accounts, or managing operations.
Learn MoreAuthorise an agent to buy, sell, lease, or manage real estate in the UAE—ideal for investors or expats based abroad.
Learn MoreDelegate authority over business operations, contracts, and banking matters to ensure smooth functioning even when you’re unavailable.
Learn MoreAuthorize someone to handle vehicle sales, registrations, and title transfers on your behalf, saving you time and hassle.
Learn MoreAppoint a representative to manage marriage formalities, registrations, and paperwork, ensuring everything is done even if you’re unavailable.
Learn MorePermit a parent or guardian to travel with your child, ensuring legal formalities are met.
Learn MoreGrants broad authority to an agent to manage financial, legal, and administrative matters on behalf of the principal.
Learn MoreFill out a quick form or contact us for a free consultation. Our team will contact you to confirm your requirements and suggest the best type of power of attorney template for your situation.
Once we confirm the details, our legal team will draft your Power of Attorney to fit your needs and make sure it meets UAE laws. We’ll also translate it into Arabic for notarization.
We’ll send you the Power of Attorney to review. Then, choose how you want to get it notarized—online,in person, or let our team handle it for you. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
Ensure smooth processing by keeping the following documents ready (POA)
Emirates ID or Passport
Emirates ID or Passport
Utility bill, tenancy contract, or bank statement
Recent photos of both parties
For non-UAE residents living in the UAE
Required for certain types of POA
Notary stamp or registered POA document if mandated by law.
If the POA involves real estate matters
If the principal is elderly or medically incapacitated.
POA is beneficial for those who may be Unavailable, Incapacitated, or Need Assistance in handling important transactions & decisions.
Allows delegation of financial and legal responsibilities for smooth business operations.
Helps manage finances, medical decisions, and property transactions when they are unable to do so.
Ensures important matters are handled if they become incapacitated.
Useful for those who travel often and need someone to manage their affairs in their absence.
Helps family members handle estate matters, especially in case of medical emergencies.
Investors who live abroad or cannot be physically present can use a Power of Attorney in UAE to authorize someone to buy, sell, or manage real estate on their behalf.
Before you fill out your Power of Attorney form, make sure you know these crucial facts to avoid delays:
Your POA must be notarized by a UAE Notary Public or e-notary.
English drafts must be translated by a licensed legal translator.
You can revoke the POA anytime by issuing a notarized revocation letter.
Your representative must be over 21, legally competent, and ready to take on the responsibilities. Choose wisely, and act fast!