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Legal & Notary Services

Contracts, powers of attorney and wills — drafted, translated and notarised.

From a simple POA to a registered will, we draft the document, translate it into Arabic where required and complete the Dubai Courts notary or private notary attestation — often the same day.

Itemized quote · Government fees at cost · Door-to-door pickup

at a glance
  • TimelineSame day – 3 days
  • NotaryDubai Courts & private notary
  • LanguageBilingual Arabic / English
  • OnlineRemote notarisation available
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Legal & Notary

Documents we draft & notarise

Power of Attorney

General and special POAs for property, vehicles, company matters and court representation.

Wills & Testament

Wills registered with Dubai Courts or DIFC Wills Service Centre for non-Muslim residents.

Contracts & Agreements

Sale agreements, partnership agreements, NDAs, employment and tenancy contracts.

MOA & Company Documents

Memorandum of Association, board resolutions and share transfer documents.

Affidavits & Declarations

Sworn statements, undertakings, name-change declarations and consent letters.

Legalisation

Notary, MOFA and embassy attestation so the document is valid where you need it.

Three steps. No queues.

1

Tell us what you need

Describe the purpose. We advise the correct document type and send a draft for your review.

2

Translate & prepare

Arabic legal translation by Ministry of Justice translators, plus any supporting documents.

3

Notarise & deliver

Signed before the notary in person or remotely via video call, then delivered or attested further.

Documents usually required

  • Passport and Emirates ID copies of all parties
  • Details of the attorney / beneficiary
  • Title deed, license or asset details (as relevant)
  • Existing agreement or previous POA (for amendments)
  • Company license and MOA (for corporate documents)

Exact requirements vary by case. Send us a photo of what you have and we'll confirm the list in minutes.

Free pickup in Dubai. We collect originals from your home or office and return them stamped.

Legal & Notary FAQ

Can I notarise a document without visiting the notary?
Yes. Dubai Courts offers remote notarisation via video call for many document types; we arrange the session and the Arabic translation.
Do I need a will in the UAE?
Expats with assets in the UAE are strongly advised to register a will so their estate is distributed according to their wishes rather than default rules.
Does a POA need to be in Arabic?
Documents notarised at Dubai Courts must be in Arabic or bilingual. We provide the certified translation.
How long is a POA valid?
Until revoked or the period stated in the document. Some authorities require a POA issued within the last year.

Ready to get your Legal & Notary done?

Send us your documents on WhatsApp and get a clear, itemized quote within the hour. Government fees at cost, no hidden charges.