Drafted in Arabic and English, notarised, translated and attested. Whether you sign in Dubai or abroad, we make sure your Power of Attorney is accepted the first time.
Every Power of Attorney is written for a purpose. Start with the area that matches yours and we will confirm the details.
For property, vehicles, banks, family cases, travel and more.
For managers, partners, company setup, shares and litigation.
Notary, certified translation, attestation and court-ready documents.
Document support for wills and inheritance, including Abu Dhabi.
The process is short once the purpose and the receiving office are clear, so that is where we start.
Offices and institutions differ in what they accept, so we check the requirements of the one that will receive your document. These are the places our clients most often present a Power of Attorney:
Established in 2018, we focus on documents that have to be right the first time.
Tell us what it is for and we will reply with the right type, the documents and the next steps.
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which one person, the principal, authorises another person, the attorney, to act for them in defined matters. The document sets out exactly which powers are given.
It depends on the task. Property, bank, company and general matters each have their own usual wording, and the receiving office may insist on a specific form. Tell us what the attorney will do and we will recommend the right type.
For use with UAE banks, authorities and courts, a Power of Attorney is normally signed before a notary public. If you sign abroad, it is notarised there and then goes through the attestation steps required for use in the UAE.
Usually yes. You sign before a notary in your country, and we arrange the legalisation or apostille, Arabic translation and UAE attestation. It is best to speak to us before you sign so the wording and route are right.
Yes. A Power of Attorney can generally be revoked by a notarised revocation. You should also tell the bank, authority or other party that has relied on the original document.
For some types, yes. See our guide: Can a Power of Attorney Be Done Online in Dubai?.
Usually yes, after legalisation by the UAE embassy where it was signed. See our guide.
Tell us about the Power of Attorney you need. We reply with the right type, the documents required and the next steps.
