UAE Notary Services: Complete Guide for Individuals and Companies

A complete guide to UAE Notary Services, including common documents, Dubai Courts and MOJ routes, requirements, timelines, and how to get support.

8/2/20261 min read

UAE Notary Services: Complete Guide for Individuals and Companies

UAE Notary Services help individuals, families, and companies prepare documents that need official notarization, attestation, certification, or verification in the United Arab Emirates. The right process depends on the document type, the emirate, the signer, and where the document will be used.

If you are preparing a Power of Attorney, certified true copy, declaration, authorization letter, company document, or signature witnessing request, it is important to check the requirements before submission. A small missing detail can delay the process.

What UAE Notary Services Usually Cover

Common notary matters include Power of Attorney drafting, document review, certified true copy support, affidavit and declaration preparation, signature witnessing guidance, and assistance with Dubai Courts or MOJ notary procedures.

For companies, notary support may include board resolutions, manager authorizations, partner approvals, share transfer documents, and documents required for banking, licensing, or corporate administration.

Dubai Courts Notary and MOJ Notary

In the UAE, official notarization may be completed through different official routes. Some documents are handled through Dubai Courts Notary, while others may require Ministry of Justice channels or another authority depending on the emirate and document purpose.

UAE Notary Services can help you identify the likely route, prepare the document wording, check supporting documents, and guide you through the expected submission steps.

Documents You May Need

Requirements can vary, but many notary requests need a valid Emirates ID or passport, the draft document, supporting proof, company trade license if applicable, and details of all parties involved. For a Power of Attorney, the scope of authority must be clear and specific.

How to Start

Send your document on WhatsApp and explain where it will be used. We will review the document type, confirm the likely process, explain expected requirements, and guide you on the next step.

Disclaimer: UAE Notary Services provides document support, preparation guidance, and assistance with official notarization and attestation processes. We are not a government authority. Final approval, notarization, certification, or attestation is subject to the relevant official authority.