Yes, your passport is a valid form of identification. However, if you already have an Emirates ID, it’s recommended to use it as it provides more localized and comprehensive identification within the UAE.

Of course! As long as you fulfill the notarizing prerequisites and have internet access along with a mobile phone equipped with a camera, your geographical location will not affect the notarization process – even if you are as far as the moon!

We prepare and help notarize a wide range of Power of Attorney documents. Whether it’s for commercial dealings, personal matters, broad-based, or specific requirements – we’ve got you covered. This includes areas like company formation, property transactions, vehicle sales, share sales, and much more. Reach out for a free consultation, and we’ll guide you through.

Absolutely! We primarily operate in Arabic and English, ensuring clear communication for our diverse clientele.

Simplicity and clarity are at the heart of our online notarization process. Here’s how it unfolds:

1. Consultation: Let’s begin by understanding your needs. We will review your requirements and recommend the most suitable Power of Attorney according to your needs.
2. Drafting: Our experts will craft the document with precision. We’ll then review it together, ensuring you’re fully informed about the powers being granted and their implications.
3. Notarization: After your approval, we will arrange an online session with one of our affiliated private notaries to finalize the notarization.

Voila! You will receive your notarized Power of Attorney by email, ready for use.

Absolutely. After notarizing your Power of Attorney, we get your document translated into several languages by certified legal translators, including but not limited to Russian, Chinese, German, and Spanish. We ensure the translated document retains its authenticity and legal validity.