Remote POAs
A fully remote POA process, including Zoom notary calls, has helped overseas clients avoid travelling to the UAE.
Business Bay
JustPOA is a Business Bay business management consultant handling Power of Attorney drafting, translation and notarisation, along with true-copy and document attestation. Reviews show particular value for remote clients, with some completing POAs through video calls without travelling to the UAE.
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A fully remote POA process, including Zoom notary calls, has helped overseas clients avoid travelling to the UAE.
Several reviews report completed POAs within one to four days, including one completed in less than 24 hours.
True-copy certification can be handled online via Zoom, which one repeat business customer said saved substantial time.
One online document-validation customer said verified hard copies were delivered as part of the fee.
Reviews describe clear, step-by-step explanations of the POA process and quick replies to questions.
A car-POA customer reported that requested corrections were made without hesitation during a 48-hour process.
Check Translation. Read the final Arabic carefully against the English before notarisation; one review found “purchase” translated as “sale”.
Confirm Timing. Get the delivery timeline and any Emirates ID-related conditions in writing before paying, as one case changed to 8–10 days.
Verify Completion. Do not treat a draft as the finished service; confirm when the official notarised POA will be delivered.
Ask About Zoom. If you are overseas, ask whether your case can use a Zoom notary call; one customer completed the process without travelling.
Try Walk-In. For certified passport or Emirates ID copies, a review says walk-ins were accepted without an appointment, though waiting may still apply.
Clarify Special Cases. If your POA is non-standard, confirm the legal details directly; one customer needed outside conveyancing advice for an unusual case.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
The core service covers drafting, translation, verification and notarisation of POAs, including remote cases for people outside the UAE.
A review describes a fully digital corporate POA that was prepared and notarised without visiting the courts.
One customer used a witnessed declaration service and received the attested documents after the process was followed through.
Recent complaints describe very slow or absent communication, including eight unanswered emails and one email per day.
Some customers paid in full but received only a draft, or were still waiting for the official POA weeks later.
One property POA review reports an Arabic translation changing “purchase” to “sale”, a potentially serious document error.
A customer said the appointment was rescheduled twice and the team was still late for the final agreed slot.
Reviews include complaints about unanswered refund requests and disputed charges for work customers considered unnecessary.
The Bottom Line
JustPOA handles Power of Attorney drafting, translation, verification and notarisation, plus true-copy certification and document attestation in Business Bay. The strongest pattern in the reviews is convenience for people outside the UAE: customers describe corporate, car and property-related POAs completed remotely, sometimes through a Zoom notary call, without travelling to Dubai. Speed can be a real advantage when the case is straightforward.
Reviews mention POAs completed in one day, less than 24 hours, two to four days, and three working days. True-copy certification is also described as available through Zoom, while one online document-validation customer said verified hard copies were included in the fee. Clear process explanations and prompt email or WhatsApp updates are recurring positives.
The experience is not consistently smooth, however. Recent reviews report unanswered emails, one-email-per-day communication, unfinished official documents and prolonged delays. A particularly serious complaint describes an Arabic translation changing “purchase” to “sale” in a property POA.
Before paying, confirm the exact timeline, conditions for your nationality or Emirates ID status, refund terms and what counts as final delivery. Carefully compare every translated clause with the approved English version before notarisation.