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A Power of Attorney in Dubai (POA Dubai) allows you to authorize someone to manage personal, business, or legal matters on your behalf. Whether for a single task or ongoing responsibilities, it can be customized to suit your needs. MakemyPOA ensures accurate drafting and remote notarization of your POA Dubai, making the process quick and hassle-free.
Here are some unparalleled benefits of our services for online POA in Dubai:
We ensure that all powers of attorney prepared by us align with your requirements.
We understand the urgency of your affairs and guarantee the timely delivery of your POA.
We provide exceptional POA services at a much lower price than you’d typically pay.
We are committed to ensuring personalized attention and prompt addressing of your queries.
Here are the most in-demand powers of attorney in Dubai and the rest of UAE:
We will set up a video conference call with you and the Notary Public officer via a mobile app for the e-notarization procedure. Your identification and the authority to provide you with the POA will be verified over a call. You will receive an OTP (One Time Password) after this process is finished, which you must give to the notary public. As soon as the Notary Public receives the OTP, your POA is officially notarized.
A seamless 3-step process to prepare your POA in Dubai:
Customized quotation as per your requirements
Drafting and translation of your POA to Arabic
Assistance with the in-person/online notarization
All the different POAs start from AED 599, but the price may vary based on the service requirement. Please contact us for a customized quote.
Yes, In most cases the POA can be revoked by the principal, but this might vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Notarizing the POA document generally involves signing the document in the presence of a notary public, but then again this might vary according to your jurisdiction.
Yes, In some jurisdictions, multiple agents can be assigned to a single POA document with specific roles and responsibilities.
This process involves notarization, proper documentation, and following the legal procedures set by your jurisdiction.
A POA is executed by signing the document in front of a notary public, confirming its authenticity.
Details about the principal, agent, specific powers granted, and the nature of the delegated authority.
It depends on the specific requirements and legal proceedings of the country. Apostille or legalization might be necessary for international recognition.
Regular review and updating of the POA whenever necessary helps adapt to the changing circumstances and legal requirements.
We can help you with the processes in the following government departments.