Attestation of USA Power of Attorney for use in the UAE

Are you looking for information on how to legalize a Power of Attorney or any other document issued in the US for use in the UAE? Or are you unsure of where to begin? Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Say goodbye to the hassle of dealing with multiple agencies and government departments just to legalize your Power of Attorney (POA) from the US for use in the UAE. At PRO Consultancy POA, we offer a comprehensive service that covers everything from drafting and notarizing your POA to ensuring its legalization in both the US and UAE. Plus, if you’re unsure about appointing an agent, our professional team will represent you diligently and accomplish your tasks on your behalf. Experience convenience and peace of mind with our end-to-end solution.

Step by Step Online Notarization:

1. Dubai Courts have introduced a new e-notary system, allowing you to effortlessly issue a Power of Attorney. This streamlined process enhances convenience and efficiency, ensuring a smooth experience for all.
2. The online notarization or e-notary portal allows people to notarize certain documents from anywhere without going through the legalization process in different departments.
3. Put simply, if your Power of Attorney is e-notarized in Dubai, you can skip the usual legalization process. We can guide you through the complete e-notarization procedure, ensuring a seamless experience for you. Let us simplify the process and make it hassle-free.
4. For further information on online notarization services, kindly click on the POA Online.

Obtaining your power of attorney in Dubai has never been easier and faster than through this streamlined process, eliminating the need for the standard legalization procedure.

Step by Step US POA Legalization Process:

1. Notarization / Re-notarization – Our partner in the United States, based in Washington, DC, will assist you with the notarization process. We understand that our clients may be located in different parts of the country. Therefore, if you are unable to visit our Washington, DC office, you can have your Power of Attorney notarized in any state. Once notarized, you can then send the document to our office in Washington, DC, where we will re-notarize it without requiring your personal presence.
2. Authentication by Secretary of State – During the legalization process, the Secretary of State plays a crucial role in verifying the authenticity, genuineness, and validity of the document. If the Power of Attorney (POA) was notarized in Washington, DC, the Secretary of State in that jurisdiction will authenticate it. An Authentication Certificate will be provided and attached accordingly.
3. Apostille by the US Department of State – This step will officially validate the seals, signatures, and stamps of public officials on the document, ensuring its authenticity and legal recognition.
4. Legalization by the UAE Embassy in Washington, D.C, USA – This attestation serves as confirmation that the document has undergone the correct process of legalization, adhering to the standard procedure. The interpretation of the document will solely be determined by the office-bearing authority, regardless of whether it is for personal or commercial purposes. The official sticker of the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs-Washington Consular Section will be affixed accordingly.
5. Attestation by Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) UAE – This is the ultimate and final step, where the document undergoes thorough verification. An additional official sticker will be affixed, marking the completion of the process. Once this is done, the Power of Attorney (POA) will be deemed legally valid and ready for use.

How PRO Consultancy POA can help you:

Whether you require attestation of documents from abroad for use in the UAE or vice versa, PRO Consultancy POA can handle the entire attestation process. Say goodbye to the hassle of visiting multiple authorities and embassies in different countries to legalize your documents. We even offer the convenience of document collection and delivery from anywhere within or outside the UAE.

We offer attestation services for a variety of documents, whether they need to be used in the UAE from overseas or vice versa. Our expertise extends to a wide range of documents, including but not limited to:

• Power of Attorneys (for personal matters, vehicle, property, business etc.)
• Birth, Marriage, Death Certificates
• Educational Qualifications
• Identification Documents
• Financial and Tax Documents
• Police Clearance Documents
• Company Documents (License, MOA, Certificate of Incorporation, Share Certificate, etc.)

Attesting a simple document on your own could take you a very long time and cost you a lot of money.

Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is intended for general purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. It should not be relied upon as the basis for any specific actions or decisions. Nothing on this page establishes a lawyer-client relationship or constitutes the provision of legal advice or services for any particular matter. Visitors to this website are advised to consult with their own legal counsel for guidance on specific legal issues.