Personal Power of Attorney

Whether you need a General, Special, Vehicle, Child Travel Consent, NOC for Child Visa, Inheritance, Marriage, or Court Representation power of attorney, we coordinate all eight personal POA types remotely — no office visit required.

We manage the process from your first message until your notarized document reaches you by email, coordinated with a licensed private notary through the official UAE system. You do not need to be in the UAE, and every document is matched to the exact authority you need.

If you are outside the UAE, see our full guide to notarizing a UAE document from outside the UAE.

From AED 1,050
1 principal · 1 attorney · 1 translated page included

Which one do you need?

If you are not sure, message us and describe the situation. Choosing the wrong document is the most common and most expensive mistake people make here.

General Power of Attorney

From AED 1,250

Grants broad authority to act on your behalf across a range of matters. Used when you need someone to manage several things rather than one specific transaction. Because the authority is wide, the wording matters — we will ask what you want included and what you want left out.

Special Power of Attorney

From AED 1,050

Grants authority for one defined purpose — a single transaction, a specific matter, one dealing with one authority. Narrower than a general POA and, for most people, the safer choice.

Vehicle Power of Attorney

From AED 1,050

Authorises another person to sell, register, transfer or manage a vehicle on your behalf. Commonly used when leaving the UAE or when the owner cannot attend in person.

Child Travel Consent

From AED 1,050

Allows a child to travel with one parent, a relative, or a guardian. Airlines and immigration authorities frequently ask for this. Tell us which country the child is travelling to — requirements differ.

NOC for Child Visa

From AED 1,050

A no-objection document from a parent for visa or residency purposes.

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Inheritance Power of Attorney

From AED 1,050

Authorises someone to act for you in an inheritance or estate matter in the UAE, including where heirs are outside the country. These matters often involve several parties — tell us how many people are involved so your price is accurate from the start.

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Marriage Power of Attorney

From AED 1,050

Authorises a representative to act in a marriage-related procedure.

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Court Representation POA

Individual — from AED 1,050 · Company — from AED 1,350

Authorises someone to act for you in court proceedings when you cannot attend yourself — including to appoint your lawyer.

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, if they have 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

1

You tell us what you need — message us and describe the situation. You do not need to know the document name.

2

We confirm your price and document list — in writing, before anything is paid.

3

We prepare and coordinate — including translation and submission to a licensed private notary.

4

You receive your notarized document — by email, 1–2 working days from the moment we have all your documents.

Processed through official UAE systems

Your document is notarized by a licensed private notary through the official judicial systems in the UAE — Dubai Courts, the Ministry of Justice, or the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department. Nuhuj coordinates the process; the notarization is performed by the licensed notary.

Read more about how notarization works in the UAE.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a general and a special power of attorney?

A general POA grants broad authority across many matters. A special POA grants authority for one defined purpose. Most people need a special POA — it does the job with less exposure.

Can I cancel a power of attorney later?

Yes. A POA can be revoked. Message us and we will explain what the revocation process involves for your document.

Do both people need to be in the UAE?

The person giving authority completes the verification remotely and can be anywhere. Requirements for the person receiving authority depend on the document — tell us the situation and we will confirm.

How long is it valid?

Validity depends on the type of document and its wording. We will tell you before you proceed.

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 one you need?

Describe what you are trying to do and we will tell you which document does it, what it costs, and how long it takes. Asking costs nothing.