Notary Public Dubai Certified &
Reliable Legal Services
Steps to get a Notarized
Our Notary Services
Follow these steps to get an affidavit notarized by a public notary in UAE

01
Power of Attorney (POA)
Attestation Services
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal paper that lets you give someone else the authority to act for you. It can be used for things like selling property, managing bank accounts, or running a business. We help you draft and notarize both:
- General Power of Attorney – Gives broad powers for many types of tasks.
- Special Power of Attorney – Gives limited powers for specific matters only.
We make sure every POA we create follows Dubai, UAE legal standards and protects your rights.
02
Memorandum & Articles of
Association (MOA & AOA)
Starting a business in Dubai? You’ll need a Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA). These are important legal documents that explain how your company will be structured and how it will run.
Our notary team helps you:
- Prepare and review MOA and AOA
- Notarization of documents and registering them with the right government offices
Make sure your documents meet all the rules under UAE commercial law.
03
Attestation of
Personal Documents
When you need to prove that a document is real and valid, you need it notarized. We help you with the attestation of documents, including:
- Marriage certificates
- Birth certificates
- Education certificates
- Emirates ID copies
- Police clearances
- Residency declarations
All of these documents are stamped and signed by our notary, so they are legally accepted in the UAE and internationally.
04
Business Contracts
& Legal Agreements
If you’re running a business, you deal with important documents all the time. We offer fast, reliable notarization for many types of business paperwork:
- Employment contracts
- Trademark documents
- Share selling agreements
- Local service agent contracts
- Corporate POAs
We understand the legal needs of businesses in Dubai, and our team makes sure every contract meets official rules and protects your interests.
05
Certified True Copy
Attestation Services
A Certified True Copy means we verify that a copy of your document matches the original. This is useful when you want to keep your original safe but need to submit a copy to:
- Government departments
- Banks or embassies
- Legal firms or business partners
We stamp each certified copy with our notary official seal, making it legally valid across Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, and internationally.
06
Eviction Notices
& Legal Notices
If you’re a landlord who needs to remove a tenant or a company that needs to issue a formal warning or legal demand, we’re here to help. We can prepare and notarize:
- Eviction notices – according to Dubai tenancy law
- Legal notices – for disputes, demands, or formal communication
We make sure all notices are written clearly, follow legal guidelines, and are stamped properly to be recognized by courts and government offices.
07
Additional Attestation
if Required
For documents intended for use outside the UAE, you may need additional authentication from the Ministry of External Affairs, UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or embassies like the Indian Embassy in New Delhi. Some documents may also require Apostille services under the Hague Convention for international legal recognition.
Check our Document Attestation Service in Dubai.
Who We Help
Our Dubai Notary Public team works with:
UAE nationals and foreign residents
Families managing personal affairs
Businesses needing corporate notarization
Government offices requiring document verification
International clients doing business in Dubai
No matter your case, we ensure every client gets fast, accurate, and respectful service from our licensed legal professionals.
Required Documents for
Notary Public Dubai
Valid Emirates ID or Passport
Original Document for Notarization
Copy or Draft of the Document
Passport-Sized Photos
Supporting Legal Papers (if needed)
Legal Arabic Translation
Company Stamp & Authorization (for business)
Power of Attorney (if you’re representing someone)
How the Notarization
Process Works
- Choose the type of document you need notarized.
- Prepare the original documents and your Emirates ID or passport.
- Meet with a notary in person or online.
- The notary checks your ID and the authenticity of documents.
- They sign and stamp the document with an official seal.
- You get the notarized copy right away or through online delivery.
What Makes Us Different?
Legal Support and Advice
- Legal advice on the document you’re signing
- Help with legal requirements and local laws<
- Legal consultants are ready to guide you through the legal process
WHY TO CHOOSE US?
here’s what sets us apart
Choose our Notary Services in Dubai for trusted, legal support backed by years of experience. We are approved by the UAE government and offer both online and in-person appointments to suit your schedule. Our expert legal consultants handle everything from affidavit attestation to business contracts with care and accuracy.
We provide clear pricing with no hidden fees, so you always know what to expect. Whether it’s a personal or business document, we ensure it meets all legal standards. Enjoy fast turnaround times, including same-day service for urgent needs. Trusted by clients in Dubai and beyond, we make notarization simple and stress-free.
Need Notary Services in Dubai? We are a leading law firm in the UAE with 11+ years of experience that helps you 24/7, fast, simple, and 100% legally.
If you need a Power of Attorney, business agreement, or any other notary attestation, we are here to resolve your matter.
Email: info@jurisprimelegal.ae
Common Questions Related to
Translation in Dubai
How much does a notary cost in Dubai?
Notary fees usually range from AED 100 to AED 500, depending on the document type.
Does Dubai have a notary public?
Yes, Dubai offers both public and private notary services under government regulation.
Will my documents be accepted?
Yes. We’re approved by the UAE Ministry of Justice, and our translations are valid for courts, embassies, notaries, and government offices.
How can I notarize a document online in Dubai?
You can use our public notary services in Dubai or get our private online notary service.
How long does it take to notarize a document in Dubai?
It usually takes 15–30 minutes in person, or up to one day for online services.
Are mobile notary services available in Dubai?
Yes, private notaries offer mobile services at your home or office.
Is Arabic translation required for notarization in Dubai?
Yes, non-Arabic documents must be translated by a certified legal translator.
Can foreigners use notary services in Dubai?
Yes, foreigners can notarize documents with valid IDs and required paperwork.
Is a notary’s stamp in Dubai accepted internationally?
Yes, if attested by MOFA, Dubai notary stamps are globally recognized.
What documents can be notarized in Dubai?
You can notarize POAs, contracts, IDs, certificates, and business papers.

