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Notarization Support in the UAE

Notarization

ClearDocs assists with document preparation, translation and notarization coordination through the appropriate UAE notary channel.

Documents we support

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Power of attorney

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MOA and amendments

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MOU and agreements

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NOCs and declarations

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Affidavits and undertaking letters

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Certified true copies

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Legal notices and corporate documents

Digital options

Electronic and remote notary channels are available for eligible services through relevant UAE judicial authorities. Availability depends on the emirate, document and applicant status.

Our role

ClearDocs prepares the file, checks supporting documents, coordinates translation where needed and assists with submission or appointment steps.

Legal advice

Document preparation support is not a substitute for legal advice. Complex rights, liabilities or disputes should be reviewed by a qualified lawyer.

Official UAE references

Notary services are provided by these judicial authorities.

Notarization questions

What does a notary public do in the UAE?
A notary public witnesses and authenticates signatures on legal documents such as powers of attorney, affidavits and agreements, which gives those documents standing before UAE authorities and courts.
What is a power of attorney?
A power of attorney authorises another person to act on your behalf in defined matters such as property, company or court representation. It has to be drafted correctly and notarised before it can be relied on.
Does my document need Arabic translation before notarisation?
Generally yes. UAE notaries require documents in Arabic, or in bilingual form, prepared by a legal translator. We coordinate the translation as part of the same request.
Can I notarise a document if I am outside the UAE?
It may be possible through a power of attorney executed and attested abroad, or through remote notary channels for eligible services. Availability depends on the emirate, the document and your status, so we confirm what applies to your case.
What should I bring to a notary appointment?
Typically your Emirates ID or passport, the draft document, and any supporting company or ownership papers the notary needs to see.
Can you advise me on what the document should say?
We prepare, translate and coordinate documents, but that is not legal advice. If the document affects significant rights, liabilities or a dispute, it should be reviewed by a qualified lawyer.

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