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UAE POWERS OF ATTORNEY

General Power of Attorney — broad authority in the UAE

A General POA gives someone you trust wide authority to act on your behalf in the UAE — from government appointments to banking and contracts.

AED 990 · One all-in price · Arabic + English included

What it is

Unlike a specific POA limited to one authority, a General POA covers a broad range of matters. It is useful when you are leaving the UAE for a period or want a family member to handle ongoing affairs.

Who it is for

People who want one document to cover multiple authorities and transactions.

How it works

  1. Define the representative and any limits.
  2. We draft a broad but clear bilingual POA.
  3. Legal review ensures the scope is enforceable.
  4. Notarisation and optional legalisation.
  5. Stored in your Deedbox.

What is included

  • Broad bilingual POA
  • Legal review
  • Notarisation coordination
  • Deedbox storage

What is not included

  • Authority-specific formalities beyond notarisation
  • Use outside the UAE unless legalised for that country
Price: AED 990 — professional fee, government fee and VAT included where applicable. Bilingual Arabic and English included.
FAQ

Common questions

Is a General POA accepted by every authority?

Many authorities accept it, but some — like land departments — require their own specific format. Tell us your main purpose and we will recommend the right POA.

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