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F.A.Q.
A private notary is a licensed professional authorized to notarize and attest documents such as powers of attorney, contracts, declarations, and corporate documents in accordance with UAE regulations.
We assist with coordination for:
- Power of Attorney attestation
- Contract notarization
- Declaration & undertaking attestation
- Corporate & commercial documents
- On-site private notary services
- Official document attestation
No.
All notarization and attestation services are performed exclusively by licensed private notaries, legal offices, or official authorities.
No.
We do not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or document drafting. Our role is procedural coordination only.
We currently coordinate private notary services in:
- Abu Dhabi
- Al Ain
Common documents include:
- General & Special Powers of Attorney
- Contracts & agreements
- Declarations & acknowledgments
- Corporate resolutions
- Shareholder & business documents
No.
Notarization depends on the document type and the authority or institution requesting it.
In many cases, yes—subject to document readiness and availability of licensed professionals.
On-site (relocation) service allows notarization at an approved location instead of a notary office, subject to eligibility and approval.
In most cases, additional attestation is required for documents intended for use outside the UAE.
Depending on the case:
- Ministry of Justice
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Embassies or consulates
Typically:
Emirates ID or passport
Additional documents may be required depending on the service.
Processing time varies based on:
- Document type
- Number of documents
- Whether additional attestation is required
Fees depend on:
- Document type
- Number of documents
- On-site service requirements
- Applicable authority fees
Exact costs are confirmed after review.
You can contact us via:
- Phone
- Online request form
We will guide you through the next steps.
Processing time varies based on:
- Document type
- Number of documents
- Whether additional attestation is required