No. Dubai Courts and the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department both offer e-Notarisation through a short video call. You verify your identity on screen using your passport or Emirates ID, and the notarised POA arrives in your email, QR-verifiable and accepted by all UAE authorities.

Yes, but it must be notarised in the country of issue, attested by that country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and by the UAE Embassy there, then legalised by UAE MOFA on arrival. It also needs a certified Arabic translation. We coordinate the entire chain.

A Company POA authorises a named individual to act on behalf of the company, sign contracts, open accounts, represent before authorities. A Board Resolution is the company’s internal decision approving a specific corporate action, such as a share transfer, director change, or capital increase. For most corporate transactions in the UAE you need both.

No. The Dubai Land Department requires a Specific Property POA that names the exact property and the precise authority granted (sale, transfer, mortgage, lease). A General POA will be rejected for property transactions.

It depends on the type. Most General POAs remain valid for the principal’s lifetime unless revoked. Company POAs are typically valid until the company is dissolved. Property POAs are usually valid for 2 years (sale) or 5 years (purchase) at DLD.

Yes, non-Muslim Wills (DIFC / ADJD), Muslim Wills, and asset-specific Wills. Drafting, certified translation, and registration are all handled by our team — see our Wills Service in Dubai.