Land and property transfers involve strict documents. If you are abroad, unwell or simply unable to attend, a Power of Attorney lets a trusted person complete the registration for you.
The weak point is nearly always the description of the property. If the plot number, area or ownership details do not match the registry, the transfer stops. We build the document from your title documents so the powers and the description line up.
The powers are set to the transaction you intend to complete.
Yes, through a Power of Attorney with the right powers. The registry and any developer or bank involved may have extra requirements, which we check first.
A land title POA is focused on registration or transfer. A property POA can be wider, such as renting or managing. See our property Power of Attorney page for that.
Generally yes. It is signed before a notary in your country, then translated and attested for use in the UAE.
Only if the document says so. We write the powers to match the steps of your transaction.
Each owner needs to give authority, or each signs their own document. We advise on this at the start.
Yes, with a land title transfer Power of Attorney that describes the property exactly as the registry records it. The office that will register it may have its own wording, so check before you sign.
Tell us about the Power of Attorney you need. We reply with the right type, the documents required and the next steps.
