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A power of attorney (POA) in Dubai allows you to legally authorize a trusted individual to act on your behalf for specific or general matters. It is a document widely recognised by government institutions, courts, and financial institutions across the UAE. At MakemyPOA, we prepare clear and purpose-built power of attorney UAE documents that are in line with the expectations of the Dubai Courts and the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department. Irrespective of whether you need a general power of attorney in Dubai or a property power of attorney, we ensure your POA is drafted accurately and ready for notarization, in accordance with current notary requirements.
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A seamless 3-step process to prepare your POA in Dubai
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Drafting and translation of your POA to Arabic
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Whether you need a power of attorney in Abu Dhabi, Dubai or any other emirate, our team of experts will work with you every step of the way.
Your POA is drafted by skilled legal professionals to meet your exact needs.
Our team works with urgency and precision to deliver your POA exactly when you need it.
Receive premium legal drafting and guidance without the high cost.
Every interaction is designed to provide clarity, comfort and a service experience shaped around your goals.
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Dubai Courts now offer remote notarization, allowing your POA to be notarized through a secure video call. Our team arranges the video session for you. During the call, the notary public verifies your identity and confirms your intention to issue the power of attorney in the UAE. Once verified, you will receive a one-time password (OTP). Providing this OTP to the notary confirms your approval, after which the notary finalizes and issues the notarized POA.
All the different POAs start from AED 599, but the price may vary based on the service requirement. Please contact us for a customized quote.
Yes, In most cases the POA can be revoked by the principal, but this might vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Notarizing the POA document generally involves signing the document in the presence of a notary public, but then again this might vary according to your jurisdiction.
Yes, In some jurisdictions, multiple agents can be assigned to a single POA document with specific roles and responsibilities.
This process involves notarization, proper documentation, and following the legal procedures set by your jurisdiction.
A POA is executed by signing the document in front of a notary public, confirming its authenticity.
Details about the principal, agent, specific powers granted, and the nature of the delegated authority.
It depends on the specific requirements and legal proceedings of the country. Apostille or legalization might be necessary for international recognition.
Regular review and updating of the POA whenever necessary helps adapt to the changing circumstances and legal requirements.
We can help you with the processes in the following government departments.