Notary and legal document services for individuals and companies in Dubai.
Many personal and business documents must be notarised before they can be used in the UAE or abroad. We prepare your document in the correct format for notarisation at the Dubai Courts notary public or a private notary licensed by Dubai Courts, and tell you exactly what to bring on the day.
We draft general and special powers of attorney for property, company, vehicle and legal matters, so the person you appoint can act for you with the right scope. For companies, we prepare Memoranda of Association and amendments to existing MOAs, ready for notarisation.
When shares move between partners or to a new shareholder, the agreement has to match the company's existing documents and the authority's requirements. We prepare share sale and purchase agreements and amendment agreements so they are ready for notarisation.
We draft formal legal notices, and board or shareholder resolutions for decisions such as appointing a manager, opening a bank account or authorising signatories. Resolutions can then be notarised for use with banks, authorities and other parties.
We help you prepare a will for notarisation, and draft no-objection certificates and letters for personal and business purposes. Our focus is clear wording and the correct format, and we explain the notarisation steps involved.
Sworn declarations, affidavits, undertakings and acknowledgements need precise wording and the right format to be accepted. We prepare them to suit their purpose and the authority that will receive them.
Some documents are notarised through the UAE Ministry of Justice notary services. We prepare documents in the format the Ministry expects, guide you through submission, and follow up until your document is complete.
For eligible documents, the UAE Ministry of Justice offers remote notarisation through a video session, so you may not need to attend in person. We check whether your document qualifies, prepare it for upload, and guide you through the session.
Requirements vary by document and authority. Send us your details and we'll confirm what's needed before you start, or visit our contact page.
How It Works
From your first message to a finished document, you know what happens next.
WhatsApp, call or email us with the type of document and what it is for.
We check your details and supporting documents, then draft or format the document, arranging translation if the authority requires it.
Signing and notarisation through the right channel: Dubai Courts, a private notary, the Ministry of Justice, or online where eligible.
You receive your notarised document, with guidance on any further attestation step.
Describe your situation and we'll point you to the right document and notary route.