General Power of Attorney

With the help of this service, you may certify a power of attorney (POA) that names a different person to represent the principal in any delegable situations. Additionally, he may approve the attorney's signature.

- Original identification card plus a copy for records - Power of attorney paperwork to be attested: one copy for each party involved plus a copy for records
- A notarized power of attorney with an original for inspection and a copy for the records in the case of a proxy.

- Presence of the principal before the Notary Public to sign the general power of attorney.

- If the principal is a representative of another principal, he should bring his original POA, comply with the powers granted to him by his principal, and have the right to appoint others.

- If the document is not in Arabic, it should be translated by a legal translation office certified by the Ministry of Justice.

- Any document issued outside the country must be authenticated by the competent authorities (Ministry of Foreign Affairs).

- The POA clauses shall be clear and explicit, without any erasure or deletion.

Notary Public Fees (not including our charges)

- AED 100 for each year of the POA term, capped at AED 1000