Start with the task you want someone to handle and the limits you want to keep. The drafting and notarization stages should be planned around that purpose.
What to know
A Power of Attorney appoints a representative to act within the powers stated in the document. The wording should identify the parties, intended transactions and any restrictions. Drafting a document is different from completing the required notarization.
Notarial acts are performed by an authorised notary within the relevant jurisdiction. The receiving authority may require specific powers, supporting documents, an Arabic text or legal translation. A general title does not make a document suitable for every transaction.
Before you start
- The document’s purpose and the organisation that will receive it.
- The parties, intended powers or relevant asset details.
- Any instructions already supplied by the competent authority.
Official guidance
General information reviewed against the official guidance linked above. Requirements depend on your circumstances and the competent authority. Contact our team to discuss your request.