How to Get Your POA Notarized in Dubai Same Day — Complete 2026 Guide
Getting a Power of Attorney notarized in Dubai is simpler than most people think — if you know the exact steps. A POA is a legally binding document that authorizes another person to act on your behalf for property transactions, business operations, court representation, banking, or personal matters. In Dubai, your POA must be drafted in Arabic or bilingual Arabic-English format, and notarized by the Dubai Courts Notary Public to be legally valid. Without proper notarization, no UAE court, government department, bank, or embassy will accept your document — no matter how well it is written. At Al Hiqba, we handle the entire process under one roof — drafting, certified Arabic translation, and same-day notarization — so you never have to visit multiple offices or face rejection.
The most common reason POAs get rejected in Dubai is incorrect drafting or missing Arabic translation — two problems Al Hiqba eliminates completely. Whether you need a General POA covering broad legal and financial powers, a Specific POA for a property sale, vehicle transfer, or court case, or a Corporate POA authorizing someone to act for your company, our MOJ-certified legal team prepares your document in full compliance with UAE law. A POA for property sale in Dubai is valid for two years from notarization, while a purchase POA is valid for five years — getting these validity periods right from the start saves costly re-notarization later. With branches in Dubai, Ajman, Sharjah, Fujairah, and TWAR, and same-day service available, Al Hiqba is the fastest and most reliable way to get your POA notarized and accepted across the UAE.
