power of attorney

All You Need To Know About Notarization of Power of Attorneys in Dubai A power of attorney is a document that provides an individual or an organization the authority to represent someone in terms of property or ownership during their absence or unavailability. A power of attorney needs a mandatory notarization by a third party, the Notary Public in Dubai, who reviews the document before attestation. TYPES OF POWER OF ATTORNEYS General Power Of Attorney A general power of attorney authorizes an agent to act on behalf of the principal in a variety of situations. The agent will be permitted to perform numerous legal activities such as bank transactions, tax return filing, contracts and dealing with property purchasing and selling. Special Power Of Attorney Special Power of Attorney is provided to an agent for handling a special affair on behalf of the principal. The principal has to clearly mention what all actions and authorities they may grant to the agent in the power of attorney agreement. Agents with Special Power of Attorney will be able to perform only the tasks that are mentioned in this document. Lasting Power Of Attorney The Lasting Power of Attorney is available only in Dubai. It is for those who are facing health-related issues that may make them incapable of making decisions in future. Principals can make arrangements to transfer the rights to someone trustworthy for making decisions in the future on their behalf. Notarization of Power of Attorneys in Dubai To receive a power of attorney in Dubai, the principal needs to submit the necessary documents and a POA form. The Power of Attorney document contains details regarding the concerned activity along with the agent’s responsibilities and powers. An attestation fee needs to be paid along with the documents for reviewing by the notary public in Dubai. After performing a thorough review, the submitted application will be attested by the notary public in Dubai. Documents required for notarizing a power of attorney in Dubai Principal’s original Emirates ID card and a copy Principal’s original passport and a copy Notarization of Power of attorneys along with three copies All documents need to be made in Arabic. If they are in some other language not Arabic, the principal can file the translations along with the other documents. A principal may also need to submit additional documents depending on each individual case. For instance, those who are planning to give POA for a real estate matter need to submit ownership documents to prove the ownership of the property. If you need any assistance in the notarization of a power of attorney in Dubai, Corpin Consultants can guide you through the entire process and ensure you get a hassle-free signing experience. Contact us today for a free consultation.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]