The Deedbox
UAE POWERS OF ATTORNEY

Property Power of Attorney — for UAE real estate

A Property POA lets someone you trust handle a UAE property transaction when you cannot be there yourself — sale, purchase, lease, mortgage or management.

AED 1,290 · One all-in price · Arabic + English included

What it is

The document is drafted to match the receiving authority, whether that is the Dubai Land Department for Dubai property or the equivalent body in another Emirate. It is bilingual Arabic and English and valid for the scope you define.

Who it is for

Property owners, buyers or sellers who are abroad, travelling, or simply want a representative to handle DLD or other authority appointments.

How it works

  1. Tell us the property and the scope — sell, buy, lease, mortgage or manage.
  2. We draft the POA in Arabic and English, matched to the authority.
  3. A legal reviewer confirms the wording.
  4. You approve the draft and we arrange notarisation.
  5. The original and a scan are stored in your Deedbox.

What is included

  • Authority-matched bilingual draft
  • Legal review
  • Notarisation coordination
  • MOFAIC / embassy legalisation if signing abroad
  • Lifetime Deedbox storage

What is not included

  • Government fees charged by the land department or notary
  • Translation of supporting documents such as title deeds
Price: AED 1,290 — professional fee, government fee and VAT included where applicable. Bilingual Arabic and English included.
FAQ

Common questions

Can I use a Property POA from outside the UAE?

Yes, but it usually needs notarisation and legalisation in your country of signing, then UAE MOFAIC attestation. We guide you through the exact route.

Which authority accepts this POA?

We draft for the specific Emirate. Dubai Land Department has its own format; Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, RAK and others have different requirements.

Ready to start?

See your draft before you pay. No card details required to view.

The Deedbox is a legal-document service. It is **not a notary office and not a law firm**. We prepare documents and coordinate notarisation, registration, attestation and legalisation through the appropriate licensed parties and authorities. Will registration is performed by the relevant authority — the DIFC Courts Wills Service, the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, Dubai Courts or the Notary Public; we prepare and coordinate, we do not register. Preparing or paying for a document does not mean it has been notarised, registered or accepted by any authority — those are separate steps, and we show you exactly where your case stands at each one. Nothing on this page is legal advice.