Specific POA
Authority for a defined task, such as a single transaction.
Authorise someone to act for you or record your company's decisions with documents that are worded correctly and formalised the way the authorities expect.
Authorisations
A power of attorney lets another person act on your behalf, while a board resolution records a company's formal decisions. Both must be clear about who is authorised and for what.
We help define the scope, prepare the wording, arrange translation and coordinate notarisation or attestation, so your document is accepted where you need to use it.
At a glance
What We Handle
Clear scope and correct formalities avoid rejections when the document is used.
Authority for a defined task, such as a single transaction.
Broader authority to manage affairs on your behalf.
Recording company decisions such as appointments or bank mandates.
Decisions requiring shareholder approval under your MOA.
Formal execution before a notary where required.
Arabic translation and attestation for official use.
How It Works
A clear sequence from first conversation to completion. Final decisions and timelines rest with the relevant authority.
We clarify who is authorised and for which actions.
We coordinate the wording and bilingual format.
You review the document and sign before the notary.
The document is formalised and, if needed, attested.
Documents
Requirements vary with the authority, your activity and your circumstances. We confirm the exact list for your case before anything is submitted.
Fees & Timelines
Why HDC
We review your paperwork before submission to avoid avoidable rejections and delays.
Transparent quotations and regular progress updates — you always know what happens next.
Setup, PRO, visas, documents and approvals handled from our Al Nahda Centre office.
FAQ
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Call us+971 4 591 9001A specific POA covers a defined task or transaction. A general POA gives broader authority. We help you choose the narrowest scope that still works for your purpose.
Typically for decisions such as appointing managers, opening bank accounts, authorising signatories or changing company details — as required by your MOA or the authority.
Yes, a power of attorney can usually be revoked through a formal revocation, which may also need notarisation.
Often yes, through the UAE embassy or an accepted notarisation and attestation route in your country. We explain the steps for your location.
Get Started
Tell us about your requirement and we'll explain the steps, documents and costs — in person at Al Nahda Centre, by phone or on WhatsApp.
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