Power of Attorney Attestation Dubai Overview
Power of Attorney (POA) attestation legally authenticates the authorization granted to an individual to act on behalf of another in legal, financial, or personal matters. Attested POA is required for property transactions, banking, and legal proceedings in UAE and abroad.
- Required for property purchase and sale in UAE
- Essential for legal representation in court
- Needed for banking and financial transactions
- Accepted by all UAE courts and government departments
Required Documents
Original Power of Attorney document
Copy of grantor's passport
Copy of attorney's passport
Notarization certificate (if applicable)
UAE visa copies (if applicable)
Pricing & Processing Time
* Notarization fees may apply separately. Embassy fees vary by country.
How It Works
Submit Documents
Provide original POA with required supporting documents
Notarization
POA notarized by UAE notary public or home country if required
MOFA Attestation
Documents submitted to UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Embassy Legalization
Final legalization by destination country's embassy if needed
Document Delivery
Receive attested POA via pickup or delivery