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Attest a POA made overseas so it's valid in the UAE — from your country's notary to UAE Embassy to MOFA.
A POA executed outside the UAE must follow the attestation chain before it becomes usable here: notary in the origin country → that country's foreign affairs ministry → UAE Embassy in that country → MOFA in the UAE → certified Arabic legal translation. We coordinate every step.
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If you are physically in the UAE with valid Emirates ID and passport, a POA can usually be drafted, translated, notarised and ready the same day or the next working day. POAs prepared overseas take longer because of the attestation chain (typically 1–3 weeks depending on your country).
Yes. Any POA used inside the UAE must be in Arabic or bilingual (English-Arabic). The Arabic version is the legally binding one. We provide certified legal translation as part of the drafting service.
Costs vary by emirate and POA type. Dubai Courts notary fees typically range from AED 220 to AED 2,000+ depending on the POA's monetary scope. Drafting and translation are separate. Send us your requirement on WhatsApp for an exact quote.
Yes. The POA must be signed before a notary in your country, then attested by your country's foreign affairs ministry, then by the UAE Embassy in that country, and finally by MOFA UAE once it arrives here. We coordinate the entire chain.
Yes. The principal can revoke a POA at any time by executing a Revocation Deed before a UAE notary and formally notifying the agent and any third parties relying on the POA (banks, DLD, courts, etc.). We handle revocations as well as new drafts.
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