Learn when a Power of Attorney is needed for Dubai property transactions, what it covers, and how to prepare it properly.
A Power of Attorney, or POA, allows someone to act on your behalf. In property transactions, it can be useful when a buyer or seller cannot attend appointments in person.
When a POA is commonly used
Owner is outside the UAE
Busy schedules and travel conflicts
Company transactions where an authorized signatory is needed
Representation during NOC submission or transfer appointments
What a POA should cover
The POA should clearly state what the representative can do, such as signing documents or completing a transfer. A properly drafted POA reduces the risk of rejection.
Notary and documentation
POA often involves notary related steps. Requirements can vary depending on where it is issued and the use case.
How Trust Conveyancing helps
We assist with POA drafting support, documentation requirements, and coordination so your transaction can proceed smoothly.
