How long does company formation take in UAE?

Our streamlined process typically completes company formation within 5-10 business days, depending on document preparation and government processing times.

Am I eligible for the UAE Golden Visa?

Golden Visa eligibility depends on various factors including investment amount, property ownership, or business setup. Our specialists will assess your situation and guide you through the eligibility requirements.

How do I get my documents attested in UAE?

Simply provide us with your original documents and we handle the entire attestation process including verification and government submission. Turnaround is typically 3-7 business days.

What areas do you cover for document clearing services?

Al Ishrat covers all 7 UAE emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain.

How can I create a Power of Attorney in UAE?

Our specialists guide you through the entire POA creation process, ensuring proper legal documentation and government registration. We handle all paperwork and submissions on your behalf.

Power of Attorney UAE

Expert POA preparation, notarization, attestation, and registration across Dubai and all UAE emirates. We handle all formalities so your documents are legally watertight.

What is a Power of Attorney in the UAE?

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legally binding document that authorises a trusted individual or entity — known as the attorney or agent — to act on behalf of another person (the principal) for specific or general purposes. In the UAE, POAs are widely used for property transactions, business operations, government dealings, legal representation, and managing financial affairs when the principal is unable to be physically present.

Legally Compliant

All POAs prepared in accordance with UAE Federal Law No. 5 of 1985 (Civil Transactions Law).

Same-Day Service

Urgent POA notarization available with same-day turnaround for time-critical situations.

Bilingual Documents

All POAs issued in Arabic with a certified English translation for full clarity.

Types of Power of Attorney

Different situations require different types of POA. Our experts will recommend the right type based on your specific needs.

General Power of Attorney

Grants broad authority to an agent to act on your behalf across multiple domains — managing finances, signing contracts, handling government transactions, and more.

Managing UAE bank accounts
Signing property agreements
Business transactions
Government applications

Special / Limited Power of Attorney

Grants authority for a specific, limited purpose — such as selling a property, registering a vehicle, or collecting a payment. Expires automatically after the task is complete.

Property sale or purchase
Vehicle registration
Court representation
One-time financial transactions

Business Power of Attorney

Empowers a representative to manage company affairs, sign on behalf of the company, deal with authorities, and run day-to-day operations in the UAE.

Company registration
Signing trade contracts
Dealing with government bodies
Hiring and payroll management

Property Power of Attorney

Specifically authorises an agent to manage all property-related transactions including purchasing, selling, leasing, and transferring real estate in the UAE.

Buy/sell property on your behalf
Sign tenancy agreements
Register title deeds
Handle DLD transactions

How We Handle Your POA

Consultation & Drafting

Our legal documentation experts discuss your requirements and draft a customised POA in Arabic and English that clearly defines the scope of authority.

Notarization at Notary Public

The POA is submitted to a UAE Notary Public or Ministry of Justice-authorised notary. Both the principal and the attorney must be present or provide certified identification.

Attestation (if required)

For overseas use or where the grantor is abroad, we handle MOFA attestation or apostille certification to make the POA legally valid internationally.

Registration & Delivery

Where required, we register the POA with relevant government authorities and deliver certified copies to all parties.

Related POA Services

Business POA Car / Vehicle POA POA Notarization

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Power of Attorney in the UAE need to be notarized?

Yes. To be legally valid in the UAE, a Power of Attorney must be notarized by a UAE Notary Public or an authorized Ministry of Justice notarization centre. Without notarization, the document cannot be used for official transactions.

Can I issue a POA from outside the UAE?

Yes. You can sign a POA at a UAE embassy or consulate in your country, which must then be attested by the MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) in the UAE. Al Ishrat can coordinate this entire process.

How long is a Power of Attorney valid in the UAE?

A general POA is typically valid for 2 years unless a different period is specified. A special POA expires once the specified purpose is completed.

What languages is a UAE POA issued in?

UAE POAs are officially issued in Arabic. A certified English translation is provided alongside the Arabic original for non-Arabic speakers.

Can a POA be revoked?

Yes. A POA can be revoked at any time by the grantor through a formal revocation notice, which Al Ishrat can also prepare and file with the relevant notary.