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Power of Attorney

Some of life's most important moments cannot be paused. A Power of Attorney ensures they do not have to be. Whether you are overseas, occupied, or simply choosing to delegate with confidence, Simplify Advisory prepares and processes your Power of Attorney so the right representative can act on your behalf, with the full legal authority to do so. Property transactions, business matters, personal matters. Whatever needs to move forward, we make sure it can.

Options & pricing

Choose what fits your matter.

Classic POA

For principals who prefer to attend the notarisation in person.

  • 1 Grantor
  • 1 Representative
  • 1 Asset
  • Professional POA drafting
  • Certified Arabic translation
  • Document review and preparation
  • Step-by-step guidance for your Notary Public visit
  • Government fees payable directly at the Notary
AED 500
Express POA

Fully online, from start to finish. For UAE residents with a valid Emirates ID.

  • 1 Grantor
  • 1 Representative
  • 1 Asset
  • Professional POA drafting
  • Certified Arabic translation
  • Online notarisation fee included
  • End-to-end coordination and digital delivery
  • No visits required
AED 1,200
Premier POA

Fully online, from start to finish. For non-UAE residents holding a valid Emirates ID.

  • 1 Grantor
  • 1 Representative
  • 1 Asset
  • Professional POA drafting
  • Certified Arabic translation
  • Online notarisation fee included
  • End-to-end coordination and digital delivery
  • No visits required
AED 1,500

Final pricing is confirmed in your free consultation, based on complexity and government fees. Full payment is collected before service commencement. Services are non-refundable once processing has begun.

Process steps

How we handle it.

01

Tell Us What You Need

A quick conversation is all it takes. Share your situation, who you need to authorise, and what they need to handle on your behalf. We will match you to the right package and take it from there.

02

We Handle the Details

From drafting to certified Arabic translation, every document is prepared with precision and care. You review, you approve, and we make sure everything is exactly right before anything moves forward.

03

Your POA is Ready to Use

Depending on your package, you either attend a brief Notary visit or we complete the process entirely online. Either way, you walk away with a fully notarised Power of Attorney, legally authorised and ready to do what it needs to do.

Required documents

What we need from you.

To get started, here is what you will typically need:

For the Grantor

  • Valid passport
  • Valid visa (if applicable)
  • Emirates ID (if applicable)
  • Relevant asset or supporting documents depending on the nature of the POA

For the Representative

  • Valid passport
  • Valid visa (if applicable)
  • Emirates ID (if applicable)

Not sure what documents apply to your specific situation? We will guide you through exactly what is needed during your consultation.

FAQs

What is a Power of Attorney and when do I need one?

Think of a Power of Attorney as your legal voice when you cannot be there in person. It authorises someone you trust to act on your behalf, whether for a property transaction, a business matter, or a personal situation that needs handling. If life is moving faster than you can keep up with, a POA keeps everything on track.

Who can be my Representative?

Anyone you trust. A family member, a close friend, a business partner. The most important thing is that it is someone whose judgment you have complete confidence in. We will make sure the document gives them exactly the authority they need, nothing more, nothing less.

Is there an age requirement for a Power of Attorney in the UAE?

Yes. Both the Grantor and the Representative must be at least 18 years of age. This is a legal requirement under UAE law and applies across all POA types.

How long is a POA valid for?

A notarised POA in the UAE is typically valid for two years unless a specific period is stated in the document. We draft yours with the right terms from the start, so there are no surprises down the line.

Can a POA be cancelled?

Absolutely. As the Grantor, you are always in control. A POA can be revoked at any time, and if you ever need to cancel one, we are here to guide you through that process just as smoothly as the first.