Dubai Court Notary
Documents prepared and formatted for notarisation through Dubai Courts or a licensed private notary.
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Notary & Legal Services in Dubai
Powers of attorney, MOAs, agreements, legal notices and more, prepared properly and taken through Dubai Courts, Ministry of Justice or online notarisation. Fast & reliable support from our offices in Muhaisnah and Al Qusais.
- POA
- MOA
- Agreements
- Online Notary
Dubai Court Notary
Court notarisation support
Ministry of Justice
MOJ notary documents
Online Notary
Remote options where eligible
Muhaisnah & Al Qusais
Easy to reach, easy to contact
Notary & LegalPersonal and corporate documents
Who We Are
Your gateway to properly prepared legal documents
True Gate Legal Services helps individuals and companies in Dubai prepare, draft and notarise their documents, from a single power of attorney to a full set of company paperwork.
Notary procedures in the UAE come with specific format, language and supporting-document requirements. We take care of those details so your document is ready when it is submitted, and you avoid unnecessary return visits.
- Clear guidance on which notary route fits your document
- Drafting in the format the authority expects
- In-person and online notarisation support
What We Do
Our Services
Notary and legal document services for personal and business needs, prepared for the authority that will receive them.
MOA & Power of Attorney
General and special powers of attorney, plus Memoranda of Association and their amendments.
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Agreements for share transfers between partners or new shareholders, and related amendments.
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Formal legal notices and board or shareholder resolutions, drafted and ready for notarisation.
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Will preparation for notarisation, and no-objection letters for personal or business use.
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Declarations, undertakings and acknowledgements written in the format the authority requires.
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Documents prepared for the UAE Ministry of Justice notary services, with guidance on submission.
Learn moreOnline Notary Services
Remote notarisation support for eligible documents, from wherever you are.
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How It Works
A simple, guided process
From your first message to a finished document, you know what happens next.
Tell us what you need
WhatsApp, call or email us with the type of document and what it is for.
Review & drafting
We check your details and supporting documents, then draft or format the document, arranging translation if the authority requires it.
Notarisation
Signing and notarisation through the right channel: Dubai Courts, a private notary, the Ministry of Justice, or online where eligible.
Ready to use
You receive your notarised document, with guidance on any further attestation step.
Why True Gate
Why clients choose us
Practical help with documents that have to be right, explained in plain language.
The right route, first time
We explain which notary option suits your document before you start.
Careful drafting
Wording and format prepared to match the receiving authority's requirements.
Personal & corporate
From wills and declarations to MOAs and board resolutions.
Online options
Guidance on remote notarisation for documents that are eligible.
Fast & reliable
Prompt replies and clear next steps at every stage.
Two Dubai Offices
Offices in Muhaisnah and Al Qusais, plus WhatsApp for quick questions.
FAQ
Common questions
Short answers to the questions we hear most. Ask us about your own document any time.
What is the difference between a Dubai Courts notary and a private notary?
Both are recognised ways to notarise documents in Dubai. Private notaries are licensed by Dubai Courts and often offer more flexible appointments, while the Dubai Courts notary public is the government route. We explain which option suits your document and its purpose.
Can my document be notarised online?
Many documents can be notarised remotely through the UAE Ministry of Justice online notary service, which uses a video session. Eligibility depends on the document type, so we check this first, prepare the document and guide you through each step.
What do I need to bring?
Usually your original passport and/or Emirates ID. Company documents may also need items such as the trade licence and Memorandum of Association. We confirm the exact list before your appointment so nothing is missed.
Does my document need to be in Arabic?
Many documents notarised in the UAE need to be in Arabic or in a bilingual Arabic/English format. We let you know if a legal translation is required and help you arrange it.
How long does it take?
It depends on the document and the authority involved. Once we have reviewed your request, we give you a realistic timeline rather than a generic promise.
How do I get started?
Send us a WhatsApp message or call +971 566 888 418 and tell us what you need. You can share a draft or photos of your supporting documents so we can advise you quickly.
Need a document notarised or drafted?
Message us with the details and we'll tell you exactly what's required.