Power of Attorney (POA)

Empower the right people to act on your behalf with confidence. At NotarizeMe, we craft precise and customized Power of Attorney (POA) documents that protect your interests — whether for business, real estate, vehicles, or personal matters — ensuring they are fully valid and enforceable under UAE law.

Service Steps

General POA
A General Power of Attorney grants broad authority to handle various matters on your behalf, including financial transactions, property management, and legal proceedings.
Special POA
A Special Power of Attorney is limited to specific tasks or transactions, providing precise control over what the attorney can and cannot do.
Vehicle POA
Vehicle Power of Attorney allows someone to handle vehicle registration, transfer, sale, or other vehicle-related matters on your behalf with RTA and other authorities.
Real Estate POA
Real Estate Power of Attorney enables property transactions, including buying, selling, leasing, or managing real estate assets according to your instructions.
Other Customized POAs
Customized Power of Attorney documents tailored to your specific needs, whether for business partnerships, inheritance matters, or other specialized requirements.

Why Choose Us

At NotarizeMe, we go beyond paperwork — our team ensures your legal documents are accurate, compliant, and processed without delays. With a focus on reliability and confidentiality, we make legal drafting, notarization, and attestation simple and stress-free.

Dubai-based professionals with in-depth knowledge of UAE legal system.Quick, efficient, and confidential handling of sensitive documents.Tailored solutions for both individuals and businesses.End-to-end assistance — from drafting to final attestation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of documents do you draft?

We draft contracts, agreements, corporate resolutions, memorandums, legal notices, powers of attorney, and other customized documents as per UAE laws.

Can you notarize documents for both personal and business use?

Yes, we notarize documents for individuals (like affidavits, marriage certificates, property papers) and for businesses (like shareholder agreements, company documents, contracts).

What is the difference between notarization and attestation?

Notarization confirms the authenticity of a document or signature by a notary. Attestation verifies and certifies documents for official/legal use, often internationally.

Do I need to be present in person for notarization?

Yes, for most documents you must be present with your original ID (passport, Emirates ID, etc.) as required by UAE law. Some cases allow authorized representatives with proper documents.

How long does the attestation process take?

The timeline depends on the type of document and the authority involved. Local attestation usually takes a few working days, while international embassy attestation may take longer.

Are your services recognized outside the UAE?

Yes, once documents are notarized and attested by the required authorities, they are legally valid both in the UAE and internationally.

Do you provide urgent/express services?

Yes, we can assist with urgent notarization and attestation requests to meet tight deadlines, depending on document type and authority requirements.

What are your service charges?

Our fees depend on the document type, the level of attestation required, and urgency. Contact us for a tailored quote.

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