Services of the Notary Public
Manage your legal documents easily — notarization & attestation
- response within minutes
- AR / EN / RU
- Corporate Expertise
We assist you in preparing your documents and guide you through every step — powers of attorney for individuals and companies, document attestation (MoFA, embassies, true copies), certified legal translation, and comprehensive business services in the UAE.

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Review and Drafting
We draft your documents and schedule the appointments.

Legalization / Authentication
Obtain a certified or authenticated copy.
About
Instant POA
At Instant POA, we assist individuals and businesses across the UAE in completing powers of attorney and document attestations efficiently and transparently. Our team ensures every detail is handled — from understanding your requirements and preparing accurate drafts to coordinating notarization or attestation and delivering the certified documents promptly.
Credibility & Licensing
Instant POA Businessman Services L.L.C is a licensed and registered limited liability company
recognized as a trusted service provider in the United Arab Emirates.
- License Number: 1551319
- Member ID: 640398
- CR Number: 2700100
At Instant POA, we offer comprehensive support in document preparation and duplication, certified legal translation and review, transaction completion, and coordination of verification or attestation procedures (MoFA, embassies, true copies) — ensuring full compliance with UAE regulatory standards.
Our Services
What We Provide
Why Choose Us?
We believe our clients’ success begins with responsiveness, clarity of process, and precise legal solutions. That’s why we designed our services to combine efficiency, speed, and accuracy — offering multilingual support to meet every client’s needs.
60 M
Response Time
+5000
Completed Document
3 Languages
AR · EN · RU
committed to your satisfaction
Ready to start?
Send your request now or chat with us on WhatsApp.
Send your request now
or chat with us on WhatsApp.
Client Testimonials
What They Said About Us
My experience with Instant POA was outstanding. I completed my power of attorney request online within minutes through clear and simple steps. They saved me the hassle of long office visits and also assisted with document attestation and certified legal translation.
— Ahmed S. —
Using the Instant POA platform made it incredibly easy for me to issue a power of attorney in record time. I completed the entire process online without needing to visit any offices — every step was clear, fast, and efficient. The service saved me a great deal of time and effort.
— Khaled.M –
The experience was extremely smooth. From requesting the power of attorney to document attestation and even legal translation — everything was completed electronically and with high quality. I truly appreciate the Instant POA team for their professionalism and quick response.
— Mona.A –
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our Power of Attorney or attestation services? Find quick answers below, or reach out to our team directly for further assistance
Additional documents may be required depending on the type of Power of Attorney.
We display our service fees separately from government or third-party charges (Notary Public / MoFA / Embassies / Translation) and provide a detailed cost breakdown before starting the process.
For more information, please also visit the MoFA page.
However, certain procedures may require in-person attendance at the Notary Public or other government authorities, depending on the document type and verification requirements.
We provide digital copies with the option of printed delivery or shipping upon request.
Yes, we provide officially certified legal translation in the following languages: English, German, Russian, Chinese, Italian, and Spanish, with the option of attestation when required.
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