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Power of Attorney Services We Offer



Choose the POA that fits your needs. Each type is tailored to UAE legal standards and individual scenarios:

Personal Power of Attorney

Personal Power of Attorney

Let someone you trust manage tasks like property handling, bank formalities, vehicle transfers, or signing legal papers on your behalf.

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Litigation Power of Attorney

Litigation Power of Attorney

Appoints a legal representative to attend court, file suits, or manage legal disputes in any UAE jurisdiction.

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Business Power of Attorney

Business Power of Attorney

Authorize a business partner or manager to represent your company in signing contracts, opening bank accounts, or managing operations.

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Property Power of Attorney

Property Power of Attorney

Authorise an agent to buy, sell, lease, or manage real estate in the UAE—ideal for investors or expats based abroad.

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Company Power of Attorney

Company Power of Attorney

Delegate authority over business operations, contracts, and banking matters to ensure smooth functioning even when you’re unavailable.

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Vehicle Power of Attorney

Vehicle Power of Attorney

Authorize someone to handle vehicle sales, registrations, and title transfers on your behalf, saving you time and hassle.

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Marriage Power of Attorney

Marriage Power of Attorney

Appoint a representative to manage marriage formalities, registrations, and paperwork, ensuring everything is done even if you’re unavailable.

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Child Travel Power of Attorney

Child Travel Power of Attorney

Permit a parent or guardian to travel with your child, ensuring legal formalities are met.

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General Power of Attorney

General Power of Attorney

Grants broad authority to an agent to manage financial, legal, and administrative matters on behalf of the principal.

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why choose Safe Ledger

Power of Attorney in 3 Easy Steps with Safe Ledger!

Submit Your Request

Step 1


Submit Your Request

Fill 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.

Drafting & Translation

Step 2


Drafting & Translation

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.

Review & Notarization

Step 3


Review & 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.



Documents Required For Power of Attorney (POA)

Ensure smooth processing by keeping the following documents ready (POA)

Principal's Identity Proof

Principal's Identity Proof

Emirates ID or Passport

Agent's Identity Proof

Agent's Identity Proof

Emirates ID or Passport

Address Proof of Both Parties

Address Proof of Both Parties

Utility bill, tenancy contract, or bank statement

Passport-Sized Photographs

Passport-Sized Photographs

Recent photos of both parties

Witnesses' Identity Proof

Residence Visa

For non-UAE residents living in the UAE

Witnesses' Identity Proof

Witnesses' Identity Proof

Required for certain types of POA

Notarization or Registration Proof

Notarization or Registration Proof

Notary stamp or registered POA document if mandated by law.

Property Documents

Property Documents

If the POA involves real estate matters

Medical Certificate

Medical Certificate

If the principal is elderly or medically incapacitated.

Who Benefits from a Power of Attorney (POA)



POA is beneficial for those who may be Unavailable, Incapacitated, or Need Assistance in handling important transactions & decisions.

Business Owners

Business Owners

Allows delegation of financial and legal responsibilities for smooth business operations.

Senior Citizens

Senior Citizens

Helps manage finances, medical decisions, and property transactions when they are unable to do so.

Individuals with Health Issues

Individuals with Health Issues

Ensures important matters are handled if they become incapacitated.

Frequent Travelers

Frequent Travelers

Useful for those who travel often and need someone to manage their affairs in their absence.

Legal Heirs & Family Members

Legal Heirs & Family Members

Helps family members handle estate matters, especially in case of medical emergencies.

Real Estate Investors

Real Estate Investors

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.

Things You Should Know About Drafting a POA

Before you fill out your Power of Attorney form, make sure you know these crucial facts to avoid delays:

Notarization is Mandatory

Your POA must be notarized by a UAE Notary Public or e-notary.

Power of Attorney in Arabic Translation

English drafts must be translated by a licensed legal translator.

POAs Can Be Revoked

You can revoke the POA anytime by issuing a notarized revocation letter.

Who Can Be Your Attorney-in-Fact?

Your representative must be over 21, legally competent, and ready to take on the responsibilities. Choose wisely, and act fast!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf regarding legal, financial, or personal matters.

To fill out a POA, you'll need to provide a detailed power of attorney sample of the person you're appointing as your attorney-in-fact, specify their powers, and ensure the document is notarized.

To get a Power of Attorney to sell a vehicle, the document must grant authority to the appointed person to handle the sale. It needs to be notarized and, if required, translated into Arabic.

Yes, depending on the specific powers granted in the POA. If the document includes the ability to manage finances, the attorney-in-fact can borrow money on your behalf.

POA does not expire unless stated in the document. You can set an expiration date, or revoke it at any time through a formal process.

A Power of Attorney to Sell Property is a legal document that authorizes an agent to sell a property on behalf of the principal, handling all related transactions.

With Safe Ledger, most POAs are completed within 2-4 days, depending on notarization availability.

Yes! Dubai allows e-notarization, so you can complete your POA from anywhere via video call verification.

A POA can be revoked at a Notary Public by submitting a formal revocation request.

The cost of making a Power of Attorney (POA) in the UAE typically ranges from AED 500 to AED 2,000, depending on the type of POA and the legal service provider. Additional fees may apply for notarization and attestation by relevant authorities.

POA lasts until revoked, the principal becomes incapacitated, or passes away unless it's a durable POA. Specific POAs may have an expiration date mentioned in the document.

Safe Ledger FZCO, we are a leading business consultancy firm based in the UAE, committed to delivering a comprehensive suite of services designed to support businesses at every stage of their journey.

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