A Power of Attorney lets someone you trust act for you when you can't be there in person — signing a property sale, running a company, operating a bank account or appearing before a court. Ours are written from scratch by qualified lawyers around your exact purpose, never a copy-paste template, in bilingual Arabic and English exactly as UAE notaries require. The whole service is 100% online: tell us what you need on WhatsApp, review the draft, then sign and notarise on a secure video call through the UAE's official remote-notary service — from anywhere in the world.
- Drafted by
- Lawyers
- Notarisation
- Video call
- Languages
- Arabic & English
- Notary visit
- Not required
How it works
Four steps, and you never set foot in a notary office or typing centre.
- Tell us what you need — share your requirement on WhatsApp: what powers, for whom and for what purpose
- Lawyers draft it — a qualified lawyer writes your POA from scratch, tailored to your exact purpose
- Review & approve — we send the bilingual draft and refine it until the scope and wording are exactly right
- Notarise by video call — sign online with the notary on a secure call and receive your notarised POA
When you'll need a POA
A POA authorises a person you trust to act for you. In the UAE it comes up most often in these situations.
- Property & real estate — buy, sell, mortgage, lease or manage UAE property when you can't attend in person
- Business & company — appoint someone to manage your company, sign contracts or handle licensing and PRO tasks
- Banking & finance — operate accounts, process transactions or manage financial matters on your behalf
- Court & legal matters — authorise a lawyer or representative to act for you in courts and official proceedings
Types of POA we draft
Whatever you need authorised, a lawyer drafts it with the right scope, parties and wording. Not sure which one fits? We'll guide you.
- General POA — broad authority for someone you trust to act on your behalf across multiple matters
- Special / specific POA — authority limited to one task, such as a property sale, a court case or a single transaction
- Property POA — tailored powers to buy, sell, lease, mortgage or manage real estate in the UAE
- Corporate POA — authorise management, signing and representation for your company
Notarised online, no notary visit
The UAE now allows Powers of Attorney to be notarised remotely by video call. We run the whole process online, from drafting through to the notary appointment.
- Official remote notarisation — completed through the UAE's official remote-notary service via the courts
- Verified by video call — your identity is verified and you sign on a secure call with the notary
- Fully legally valid — recognised by UAE courts, government departments and banks
- From home or abroad — you don't need to be in the UAE to complete it
Why it's worth doing properly
A POA that is vague, mistranslated or missing a power gets rejected at the counter — and you lose the transaction window.
- Written by qualified lawyers, never generated from a generic template
- Precise wording for your exact powers, scope and parties, so it's accepted first time
- Bilingual Arabic and English, exactly as UAE notaries and authorities require
- Notarisation arranged and attended online — no queues, no appointments in person
- Attestation and certified translation can be added to the same mandate when the POA is used abroad
Frequently asked
Yes. The UAE's official remote-notary service lets you verify your identity and sign on a secure video call. We arrange the appointment and attend it with you.
No. You can complete drafting, review and online notarisation from abroad. If the POA is executed outside the UAE instead, we advise on the attestation chain needed for it to be accepted here.
It is drafted bilingually in Arabic and English, which is what UAE notaries, courts, government departments and banks expect.
It depends on what you're authorising. A special POA is safer for a single transaction; a general POA suits ongoing, multi-matter authority. Tell us the purpose and we'll recommend the right scope.
It depends on the type of POA, the number of parties and the notary fees for your emirate. We confirm an itemised quote — drafting plus government fees — before any work starts.
Drafting is usually ready within a working day, and the online notary appointment is scheduled as soon as you approve the draft. Urgent matters can often be completed the same day.
Yes. A Power of Attorney can be revoked through the notary, and we can prepare and process the revocation for you.