Private Notary

Private Notary Services UAE

The UAE offers streamlined legal systems to support both individuals and businesses in their legal documentation needs. One such vital service is that of private notaries, who are authorized to notarize and certify documents. Whether it’s for business, real estate, or personal purposes, private notary services provide legal credibility and convenience.

With the increasing demand for document authentication, private notaries in the UAE are playing a crucial role by offering fast and flexible solutions, eliminating the need to visit public notary offices.

UAE Private Notary Guidelines (Updated Rules)

Private notaries in the UAE are licensed professionals, authorized by the UAE Ministry of Justice.
These notaries can perform a range of notarization services such as certifying power of attorney, legal declarations, MOAs, property agreements, and more.
Notarization can be carried out at the private notary’s office or, in some cases, at your preferred location (with prior booking).
Documents notarized by private notaries are recognized by UAE government departments, courts, and embassies.
Remote notarization is also available for UAE residents abroad, following embassy-level attestation and MOFA procedures.
The process is typically faster and more convenient compared to traditional public notary offices.

How to Apply for Private Notary Services in UAE?

Availing private notary services in the UAE is simple. You can initiate the process online or offline, depending on your convenience. After preparing the required documents, reach out to an authorized private notary or legal firm for scheduling.

Once the documents are reviewed and confirmed, the notary will validate and sign them, making them legally enforceable. This process is often completed on the same day if documents are in order.

What are the Documents Required for Notarization in UAE?

Valid passport copy of the individual(s) signing
Emirates ID of the signatory (if resident in UAE)
Draft document to be notarized (e.g., POA, MOA, agreements)
Legal Arabic translation of the document (if in another language)
Proof of ownership (if related to real estate or vehicle)
Supporting legal documents (e.g., birth/marriage certificates if relevant)
Trade license (if it involves a company or commercial document)
Original documents for verification

Estimated Cost of Private Notary Services in UAE

The cost of notarization depends on the document type, number of pages, urgency, and location (standard or mobile services).

Type of POA	Approx. Cost (AED)
General POA	AED 700 – 1,200
Property POA	AED 600 – 1,000
Vehicle POA	AED 500 – 800
Company POA	AED 1,000 – 1,500
Litigation POA	AED 800 – 1,300

Why Choose Juris Prime Legal for Notarization

At Juris Prime Legal, we provide end-to-end assistance in drafting, translating, and notarizing documents in the UAE. Our legal professionals ensure that each POA is compliant with UAE laws, eliminating the chances of rejection or delays.

Whether you’re authorizing a family member to manage property or appointing a lawyer for business transactions, Juris Prime Legal ensures accuracy, reliability, and confidentiality throughout the process.

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