Business & Legal

Power of attorney support.

A power of attorney lets someone act on your behalf. We prepare it with you, arrange notarisation and, if needed, attestation for use abroad.

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At a glance

A power of attorney used in the UAE is normally notarised before a notary public; one signed abroad also needs attestation.

Notary public

Authentication

Varies*

Timeline

Free

First consultation

Ask about this service

*Timing depends on the authority and on how quickly all parties can sign. We confirm an estimate after the consultation.

Overview

Types we prepare

General

Broad authority to act on your behalf.

Special

Authority for a specific task, such as selling a property or handling a case.

Company

Authority for managers and company representatives.

For use abroad

Notarised in the UAE, then attested for another country.

This page is general information, not legal advice. Requirements are set by the relevant authorities and can change; your advisor confirms what applies to you.

Documents

What you’ll need.

The notary sets the requirements. This is a general list.

  • Passports and Emirates IDs of the grantor and the attorney
  • Details of the powers to be granted
  • Supporting documents, such as a title deed or trade licence
  • Arabic version of the power of attorney
How It Works

How it works.

Step - 01

Consultation

We map out what the authority needs from you.

30 min · Free
Step - 02

Preparation

Drafts and supporting documents prepared for your review.

Depends on the case
Step - 03

Signing & filing

Notarisation or filing with the relevant authority.

Timing set by authorities
Step - 04

Completion

Final documents delivered, with next steps explained.

Updates at every stage

All timings are estimates and depend on the authorities involved. Ask an advisor about yours.

FAQ

Common questions.

We prepare the document from your instructions. For advice on what powers are appropriate, please consult a licensed legal professional.

Generally, yes, through the notary. We can help you prepare the revocation.

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