Notary in Sharjah — Remote Notarization
Notarize a document connected to Sharjah without visiting an office.
What's specific to Sharjah
Do you need a notary in Sharjah specifically? No. The process, the authorities, the requirements and the price are the same across all seven emirates. Your document is notarized by a licensed private notary through the official system, and the result is identical whether you are in Sharjah, in Dubai, or outside the country. What that saves you: no trip to Dubai, no hunting for an office in Sharjah, no appointment. And the same starting price — from AED 1,050 — which does not change by emirate.
There is no office to visit, and that is deliberate.
We do not have a branch in Sharjah or in any emirate, and we do not receive walk-in visitors.
That is exactly why the price stays fixed and the schedule stays flexible. The whole process runs remotely, and the price is the same whether you are in Sharjah, in Dubai, or outside the country entirely — there is no difference in fees by emirate.
If you are looking for a nearby office to visit today, we are not the right fit. If you want this done without moving from where you are, that is exactly what we do.
What we coordinate
Every price is final and published, the same whether your matter is in Sharjah or any other emirate.
Personal Power of Attorney
From AED 1,050Special POA, general POA, vehicle POA, child travel consent, NOC, inheritance POA, marriage POA.
See details →Property Power of Attorney
From AED 1,250Selling, buying, managing or leasing property. Most often used by owners living outside the UAE.
See details →Business & Corporate POA
From AED 1,350Company management, director and representative authorisations, court representation, corporate declarations.
See details →Declarations & Undertakings
From AED 1,250Declarations and undertakings requiring official notarization.
See details →Legal Notices
From AED 1,250Coordination of notice notarization and official service.
See details →Debt Acknowledgment
QuotedThe notary fee here is tied to the declared value of the debt, so it is quoted after review. Send us the details and we will confirm the price in writing before any payment.
Every price includes one principal, one attorney and one translated page. Each additional translated page — AED 150. Each additional principal, attorney or property — AED 300. Anything beyond the standard scope is confirmed with you in writing before you pay.
What we will ask you for
- Passport copy of the person giving authority
- Emirates ID of the person giving authority, where the route requires one
- Passport copy of the person receiving authority
- A clear description of what you want that person to be able to do
The last point matters most. Authority that is too narrow leaves the document useless; authority that is too wide is a risk you do not need to take. We ask questions here on purpose.
How it works
You tell us what you need — message us and describe the situation. You do not need to know the document name.
We confirm your price and document list — in writing, before anything is paid.
We prepare and coordinate — including translation and submission to a licensed private notary.
You receive your notarized document — by email, 1–2 working days from the moment we have all your documents.
Processed through the official Sharjah judicial system
Your document is notarized by a licensed private notary through the official judicial platform for Sharjah. Nuhuj coordinates the process; the notarization is performed by the licensed notary. The same platform-based process runs identically in every other emirate.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to visit Sharjah in person?
No. There is no office to visit, in Sharjah or anywhere else. The whole process is remote, including identity verification by video call.
Is the price different for Sharjah than for Dubai?
No. The published price is identical across all seven emirates.
What's different about notarizing in Sharjah specifically?
Only which judicial platform the notarization runs through. The documents, the process, the identity verification and the price are the same as anywhere else in the UAE.
Do I need an Emirates ID?
Not always. Notarization through Dubai Courts requires a valid Emirates ID. Other routes accept a passport. Which one applies depends on your situation, the emirate and the document — tell us and we will confirm exactly what is needed, and the exact price, before you pay anything.
Can I do this from outside the UAE?
Yes. Verification is completed remotely by video call, so you do not need to travel. Tell us where you are and what ID you hold, and we will confirm the exact route and price before you pay.
How long does it take?
1–2 working days from the moment we have all your documents. If you have a deadline, tell us at the start and we will confirm whether it is achievable before you pay.
What language is the document issued in?
Arabic. Bilingual translation of one page is included in the price; each additional translated page is AED 150.
Not sure which document you need?
Describe what you are trying to do and we will tell you which document does it, exactly what it costs, how long it takes, and what we need from you. Asking costs nothing.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8am–6pm · Friday closed 12–2pm · Sunday closed