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Stay anywhere in the world while we handle your Dubai legal, property, and business affairs. Our specialists draft, translate, and notarize your POA — with same-day e-notarization available.
In Dubai, almost every major transaction requires your physical signature or presence — unless you have a legally valid Power of Attorney.
of UAE property transactions involving non-residents require a notarized Power of Attorney to proceed
A Power of Attorney (POA), known locally as Tawkeel, is a formal legal document under UAE Civil Law (Federal Law No. 5 of 1985) that authorizes another person to act on your behalf.
That's you — the person granting authority. You define what powers you delegate and to whom.
The trusted person you appoint. They act on your behalf — strictly within the powers you define.
Drafted in Arabic (bilingual optional), notarized by Dubai Courts, and legally binding across all UAE institutions.
Governed by UAE Civil Law and regulated by the Dubai Notary Public, Dubai Courts, and MOFA — fully recognized nationwide.
Dubai now offers remote notarization via secure video call. Your POA is valid and issued digitally — no office visit required.
You set the scope, duration, and limitations. Your attorney can only act within exactly what you authorize — nothing more.
Choosing the correct POA type is critical — the wrong type can be rejected by UAE institutions. Our experts help you decide.
Grants your agent broad authority to act across multiple areas — ideal for expats or frequent travelers who need ongoing representation.
Limited to one defined task or transaction. Safer, more controlled — and required by DLD and UAE courts for property sales and transfers.
Designed for company owners and investors. Authorizes representatives to run business operations, manage staff, or handle company formation.
From the first draft to the final notarized copy — our team handles every step. You simply review, approve, and receive.
We collect all documents securely by email. No physical visit required.
Our streamlined process means you can have a legally valid, notarized Power of Attorney — from anywhere in the world — without a single office visit.
Contact us via WhatsApp or our form. Tell us your POA type, purpose, and parties involved. We'll guide you from the start.
Day 1Our legal team drafts your POA and sends it for your review by email. Request any changes — we revise until you're fully satisfied.
Day 1–2We translate the approved document into certified Arabic by a Ministry of Justice-accredited legal translator — mandatory for UAE validity.
Day 2Physical notarization at Dubai Notary Public, or e-notarization via secure video call — your choice. Receive your certified POA same day.
Day 2–3We're not just a typing center. We're a full-service UAE business setup firm with in-house legal expertise, established relationships with Dubai authorities, and a track record of zero-rejection POAs.
Get your POA notarized remotely via secure video call with Dubai's official notary — in hours, not days.
Every POA we prepare is drafted to exact UAE standards — accepted by Dubai Courts, DLD, banks, and all government bodies.
You can be anywhere in the world. We handle everything online — drafting, translation, and e-notarization — without you visiting Dubai.
Unlike generic typing centers, our team includes licensed UAE legal consultants who review every document before submission.
One point of contact from start to finish. No confusion, no chasing — your case manager keeps you updated at every step.
Need a corporate POA? We understand UAE free zone and mainland requirements — perfectly tailored for businesses and investors.
Property deadlines, business renewals, and government filings don't wait. A valid POA keeps everything moving — on schedule.
Know that your UAE affairs are in trusted, legally authorized hands — whether you're abroad, busy, or simply prefer delegation.
Missed deadlines and unsigned documents can cost you deals. A POA protects your financial and business interests at all times.
Authorize someone to operate your UAE bank accounts, sign financial documents, and manage transactions on your behalf.
Your company operations, contracts, and licenses continue without disruption — even when you can't be in the UAE.
A POA is customized to your exact needs — you decide the scope, duration, and limitations. Authority without risk.
A General POA grants broad authority across multiple areas — finances, property, business, and legal matters. A Special POA is limited to one specific task, such as selling a particular property or managing a single court case. UAE authorities like the Dubai Land Department typically require a Special POA for property transactions rather than a General one.
Yes. Dubai Courts now offer e-notarization through a secure video call. You can be anywhere in the world — the notary public verifies your identity and intent via video, you confirm with a one-time OTP, and your POA is issued digitally. Ripple arranges the entire video session for you.
With our e-notarization service, a POA can typically be drafted, translated, and notarized within 24–48 hours from the time you place your order and provide the required documents. Physical notarization at a Dubai notary office can also be completed same day in most cases.
Yes. Any POA used in the UAE must be in Arabic, or include a certified Arabic translation by a Ministry of Justice-approved legal translator. Most authorities — including the DLD, GDRFA, and UAE courts — will reject documents not submitted with an official Arabic version. Ripple handles all certified translation in-house.
You can appoint any individual over 21 years of age — a trusted family member, a friend, a business partner, or a professional legal consultant. The attorney does not need to be a UAE resident, though certain transactions (like DLD registrations) may require the agent to be physically present in the UAE.
A UAE POA can be issued for a fixed term or indefinitely — you specify the validity period when drafting the document. Some authorities (e.g., Dubai Courts) have internal rules on the maximum validity they accept. Ripple advises you on the appropriate duration based on your specific use case.
Yes, but it must be a Special (Specific) POA explicitly mentioning the property details and authorizing the agent to conduct the specific DLD transaction. A general POA is typically not accepted by the Dubai Land Department for property sales or transfers. Our team drafts property-specific POAs that meet DLD's exact requirements.
Our POA specialists are available 7 days a week. Reach out — we respond within minutes.
Ripple's legal specialists are ready to help you delegate authority the right way — legally valid, fully certified, and 100% compliant with UAE law. Free consultation, no commitment.