Tassheel Legal Docs prepares and notarizes your Power of Attorney in Dubai completely online. You complete a short video verification at a time that suits you, and you receive your final notarized document within 2 hours.
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At Tassheel Documents Legalisation, we help clients prepare and process POA documents based on their requirements. Our service covers bilingual drafting of the POA, document review, notarisation support, and secure delivery. The process is designed to reduce unnecessary paperwork and make legal documentation easier to manage.
Whether you need someone to manage a property sale, run your business affairs, or handle a personal matter while you are away, Tassheel Legal Docs prepares a Power of Attorney that matches your exact situation. You do not chase paperwork, wait in line, or take time off to visit an office — we bring the entire process to you, online.
You explain what you need, we draft the document, you review it as many times as necessary, and we notarize it the same day through a video verification meeting scheduled around your availability.
A Power of Attorney can be prepared for many different situations, and the authority you give should match the actual purpose of the document. Common uses include managing selected financial transactions, handling property-related matters such as sale, purchase, or lease, representing you before government departments, completing business procedures like license renewals or contract signing, and signing documents within the specific authority the document grants.
A general power of attorney grants the attorney broader authority to act on behalf of the principal. Depending on the wording, it may cover several legal, financial, property, or administrative matters.
This option should be prepared carefully because broad authority can grant the attorney significant responsibility. The powers should reflect the principal’s actual requirements.
A special power of attorney is prepared for a specific task or defined purpose. It can be useful when the principal wants the attorney to handle a specific transaction or limited responsibility.
For example, the authority may relate to a particular property matter, business transaction, document signing requirement, or other defined legal task. The wording should clearly explain what the attorney can do and cannot do.
Getting your Power of Attorney started is simple, and most clients only need a handful of documents to begin. Typically, you will need a copy of your valid passport, your Emirates ID (if you hold UAE residency), and any supporting paperwork relevant to the matter the Power of Attorney covers, such as a property title deed for a property-related POA or trade license details for a business-related POA. If the document is intended for use outside the UAE, we will also guide you through any additional attestation steps required by the destination country. You do not need to gather everything before contacting us — our team reviews your situation first and tells you exactly what is required for your specific case.
One dedicated contact for your entire case, so you never switch between departments or repeat your requirements
Support for clients based inside and outside the UAE, including those who cannot travel to Dubai in person
Guidance on which type of Power of Attorney fits your situation, so you never pay for broader authority than you need
Assistance with property, business, and personal Power of Attorney matters under one service
WhatsApp support for quick questions at any stage of the process
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Every document we prepare meets UAE legal requirements. We work with a registered company, licensed notarization partners, and a proven track record with clients across the country.
Families also use a Power of Attorney to support relatives who cannot handle certain matters themselves, such as an elderly parent who needs help managing a bank account or a family member coordinating a child’s school enrolment while a parent is overseas. In each case, the document only grants the specific authority you choose, so you stay in control of exactly what your representative can and cannot do on your behalf.
Many clients prepare a Power of Attorney alongside a UAE Will as part of broader estate and family planning, so both documents reflect the same wishes.
Tassheel Legal Docs has prepared and notarized Power of Attorney documents for residents, expats, and overseas property owners across the UAE. Our process removes the two biggest frustrations people face — long office visits and unclear pricing — by moving everything online and confirming payment only after verification.
Book your video verification meeting at a time that works for you. Your final notarized Power of Attorney is ready within 2 hours, and you pay only after verification. Our team is available Monday to Saturday to guide you through every step, from your first message to your final notarized document.
A POA package with Tas-sheel starts at AED 1,200 for UAE residents with a valid Emirates ID and AED 1,350 for non-residents. Each additional signature adds AED 350. The price includes document verification, Arabic and English drafting, notary fees and government charges. See what a POA quote should include.
You share your requirements with Tassheel Legal Docs online, we prepare your draft, you review and request any changes, and then you complete a short video verification meeting. Your notarized Power of Attorney is delivered within 2 hours of that meeting.
Yes. Tassheel Legal Docs prepares Power of Attorney documents intended for use in India, drafted to meet the requirements of both UAE notarization and Indian attestation where needed. We guide you through the additional steps required for cross-border use.
Yes, a Power of Attorney notarized through the correct licensed channel in Dubai is legally valid and accepted by UAE banks, government departments, and courts, based on the authority stated in the document.
The easiest way is to complete the entire process online — sharing your details, reviewing your draft, and completing a video verification meeting at a time that suits you. This avoids office visits and lets you request unlimited changes before final notarization.
Yes. The initial preparation and document coordination can be handled online. The exact notarisation requirements depend on the document and the applicable procedure.
General authority covers broader responsibilities, while special authority is limited to a specific purpose or transaction. The choice depends on what you need the representative to handle.
Yes. The document can be reviewed before it moves to the notarisation stage. Any required changes should be addressed before final approval.
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