Notary Services in the UAE — Done in 5 Hours.

For most notary applications — including powers of attorney, MOA, and contracts — the principal must appear in person before the notary to sign. This appearance typically takes only 15–30 minutes. Elite handles all preparation, drafting, translation, and scheduling so your time at the notary office is minimised. For certain document types, the appearance can be arranged via video or through the online ADJD system — we advise you on the exact requirement for your specific application.

Most standard notary applications — including powers of attorney, declarations, and simple contracts — are drafted, translated, and notarised within the same business day in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. More complex documents, such as multi-party joint venture contracts or MOAs with multiple shareholders, typically take 1–2 business days. We commit to a specific timeline at the time of quoting and deliver on it without exception.

Yes. All documents submitted to UAE notary authorities must be in Arabic — or in a bilingual format (Arabic + English) where the Arabic text is the legally authoritative version. Because Elite is both an MOJ-licensed legal translation office and a notary service provider, we draft and translate your documents in-house, ensuring the Arabic version is legally precise and formatted exactly as required by the ADJD or Dubai Courts notary systems.

Each notary service is priced based on the document type and the applicable official notary fees. All quoted prices include drafting, Arabic translation, and official notarisation fees — there are no hidden charges. Contact us via WhatsApp or call 800 ELITE for an exact quote based on your specific document and requirements. We provide fixed-price quotes with no surprises.

Yes — but only after it has been properly authenticated. A POA issued outside the UAE must be apostilled (for Hague Convention countries) or attested through the UAE Embassy in the issuing country and then by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). Once attested, it must be certified and translated into Arabic by an MOJ-licensed translator. Elite handles the full attestation and translation process for foreign POAs, preparing them for use in the UAE with all official stamps in place.

Yes. We provide notary public services through both the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) and Dubai Courts. We also serve clients in Al Ain, Ras Al Khaimah, Musaffah, and across the UAE through our network of 11 offices. Our online service is available 24/7 — you can initiate any notary application remotely, and we arrange everything including your appointment.

Yes. Our online store at store.elitetranslation.ae is available 24/7. Upload your documents, pay securely, and receive your notarised document digitally or by courier. You can initiate any notary application remotely — we arrange drafting, translation, and your appointment. Most applications are completed the same business day.