How to notarise a document in the UAE

Public and private notaries, online options make it easy to legalise a document

Published: September 16, 2020 20:04 Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor

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Notarising helps legalise documents like power of attorney or memorandum of understanding. Image Credit: Stock image

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Another benefit of notarising a document at a public notary is that you can request for a copy in case of an emergency. Image Credit: Stock image

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Simply visit a public or private notray in the UAE to start the process. Image Credit: Stock image

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In Dubai and Abu Dhabi, you can approach private notaries as well as public notaries. Image Credit: Stock image

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You can also get notary services at your place of residence or work, for an additional cost. Image Credit: Stock image

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Depending on the type of document you need to get notarised, you may need to submit certain identity documents. Image Credit: Stock image

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Documents needed to notarise a power of attorney. Image Credit: Stock image

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https://www.dc.gov.ae/PublicServices/PrivateNotaryOffices.aspx Image Credit: Stock image

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https://www.adjd.gov.ae/en/pages/adjd-notarypublic-authentication-units.aspx Image Credit: Stock image

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https://www.dc.gov.ae/PublicServices/Categories.aspx?lang=&SiteCategoryName=Public_Services Image Credit: Stock image

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