A bank account Power of Attorney allows a named person to deal with your account, for example to withdraw funds, make transfers, collect statements or close the account. Banks apply their own policies, and many ask for their own form or for specific wording, so the document needs to be prepared with that in mind.
We confirm what your bank requires, draft the Power of Attorney to suit, arrange notarisation, and handle translation and attestation when the account holder signs abroad.
The bank decides what it will accept, and the document decides what the attorney may do. Typical powers include:
No. Banks apply their own policies and may ask for specific wording or their own form. We check what your bank requires before drafting.
Only if the Power of Attorney clearly says so and the bank accepts the wording. Closing an account is significant, so include it only if you intend it.
Yes, limits can be written into the document. Whether the bank applies them in practice depends on its procedures, so ask the bank as well.
Generally yes. You can sign before a notary where you live, and the document then goes through the attestation and translation steps required for use in the UAE.
By a notarised revocation, followed by informing the bank in writing. We can prepare the revocation for you.
Tell us about the Power of Attorney you need. We reply with the right type, the documents required and the next steps.
