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Abu Dhabi Will Preparation
End-to-end assistance for the drafting and registration of your Will in Abu Dhabi
UAE’s Most Trusted Will Registration Service
6,000+ Wills Registered & Secured
UAE’s Most Trusted Will Registration Service
6,000+ Wills Registered & Secured
About Wills in Abu Dhabi
Wills in Abu Dhabi are registered at the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) Civil Wills Office. ADJD accepts Will registrations for both Muslims and Non-Muslims. Before registration, the Wills must be drafted in both English and Arabic. The Will may be amended at any time following the registration.
Why Choose Us?
Key reasons to prepare your Abu Dhabi Wills with us:
100% Online Process
Unlimited Draft Amendments
Registration Assistance
Free Probate Assistance
How it Works?
An easy 3-step process to prepare your Abu Dhabi Wills:
Step 1
We prepare the Will draft based on your needs and make changes as requested.
Step 2
Once approved, we translate the Will into Arabic for registration.
Step 3
We assist you with completing the online or in-person registration process.
Pricing
Contact us to know the pricing details for Abu Dhabi Will preparation.
Starting fromAED 4,999
AED 2,999 Documents Required
The following documents are required during the submission of your business license application:
For individual shareholders
- Passport copy of the shareholder(s) and manager(s)
- Latest UAE entry stamp/visit visa copy
- Residence visa copy and Emirates ID of the shareholder(s) and manager(s) (for UAE residents)
- Address proof of the shareholder(s) and manager(s)
- Passport-sized photo of the shareholder(s) and manager(s)
For corporate shareholders
- Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Article of Association (AOA)
- Business license (for an existing company)
- Board Resolution
- Certificate of Incorporation
Government Departments
We can help you with the processes in the following government departments.
Your questions answered
Here are answers to the most commonly asked questions about Abu Dhabi Wills.
Yes. The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) allows non-Muslim residents and non-residents to register a Will under non-Sharia law, ensuring assets are distributed as per their personal wishes.
An ADJD Will can cover UAE-based assets like real estate, bank accounts, vehicles, shares, and other movable and immovable assets. It can also include guardianship provisions for minor children.
No. Both residents and non-residents can register a Will in Abu Dhabi, as long as the Will relates to assets located within the UAE.
Non-Muslim individuals, whether UAE residents or non-residents, who own assets in the UAE, can register a Will with the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department. The testator must be over 21 years of age and legally competent to make decisions regarding their estate.
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