The Deedbox
UAE POWERS OF ATTORNEY

Sharjah Chamber & Notary POA

Authorise someone to act on your behalf with a sharjah chamber & notary poa drafted, reviewed and stored by The Deedbox.

AED 990 · One all-in price · Arabic + English included

What it is

This Power of Attorney is prepared to match the requirements of the relevant UAE authority. It is drafted in both Arabic and English and valid for the scope and duration you define.

Who it is for

Anyone who needs a representative to handle sharjah chamber & notary poa matters in the UAE.

How it works

  1. Complete the online questionnaire with principal, agent and authority details.
  2. We draft the POA in Arabic and English, matched to the authority.
  3. A legal reviewer checks the wording and scope.
  4. You approve the draft and we arrange notarisation.
  5. The original and scan are stored in your Deedbox vault.

What is included

  • Authority-matched bilingual draft
  • Legal review
  • Notarisation coordination
  • MOFAIC / embassy legalisation if signing abroad
  • Lifetime Deedbox storage

What is not included

  • Government or authority fees beyond the document preparation
  • Separate translation of supporting documents
Price: AED 990 — professional fee, government fee and VAT included where applicable. Bilingual Arabic and English included.
FAQ

Common questions

Can this POA be signed from outside the UAE?

Yes. Most POAs signed abroad need notarisation in the signing country plus UAE MOFAIC attestation. We guide you through the exact route for your country.

How long is the POA valid?

The validity is set when we draft it — commonly one or two years. We include the expiry date clearly and can send reminders.

Ready to start?

See your draft before you pay. No card details required to view.

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