Authorize Your Share Purchase with Quick POA

Quick POA provides expert Power of Attorney (POA) services in the UAE, including drafting, notarization, and corporate documentation.
Our Share Purchase Power of Attorney allows you to authorize a representative to sign and complete share purchase agreements on your behalf, even if you’re outside the UAE.
We ensure every step, from drafting to notarization, is fast, compliant, and handled with professional care.
Need a valid POA form? Quick POA offers customized, ready-to-notarize templates prepared by UAE legal specialists.

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What You Can Authorize

A Share Purchase POA lets your representative handle all essential tasks for your share acquisition.

Property Transactions

Manage share purchases linked to property and sign related documents.

Legal Representation

Represent you before notary offices and authorities to sign agreements.

Registry
Updates

Update ownership details with DED or free zone registries.

Board Resolutions

File resolutions and MOA amendments for company updates.

Document Delivery

Collect and deliver notarized copies and official papers.

Our Process 

Quick POA completes your Share Purchase POA in four simple steps

Submit Details

Share your details and purpose; we confirm requirements and documents.

Draft Preparation

We create a customized POA aligned with UAE notarial standards.

Review & Approval

Review your draft; once approved, we prepare it for notarization.

Attestation & Delivery

We handle notarization and deliver your finalized, legally valid POA.

Documents Required

To issue a valid Power of Attorney for Share Purchase, you’ll need:

Passport copy of the principal (person granting the POA)

Emirates ID copy (if UAE resident)

Passport copy of the attorney/representative

Company trade license and Memorandum of Association (MOA)

Draft or details of the share purchase agreement

Board or shareholder resolution authorizing the purchase

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is a Power of Attorney for Share Purchase?

A Power of Attorney for Share Purchase is a legal document that empowers a representative to act on your behalf during a share acquisition. It enables them to sign the share purchase agreement, handle filings, and complete corporate updates, ensuring your transaction proceeds smoothly even in your absence.

Q2: Why do I need a Power of Attorney for Share Purchase in the UAE?

Share purchases in the UAE often require physical signatures, notarization, and registry filings. With a Power of Attorney, your authorized person can complete these legal and procedural steps for you, saving time and ensuring compliance with UAE commercial regulations.

Q3: Who can I appoint under this Power of Attorney?

You can appoint a trusted business associate, partner, or legal representative. However, for tasks requiring court representation or legal advice, only licensed UAE lawyers are permitted to act. It’s essential to select someone reliable and familiar with UAE corporate processes.

Q4: How long does it take to prepare and notarize the POA?

The drafting and translation typically take 1–2 business days, depending on case complexity. Once ready, same-day notarization is possible via Dubai Courts e-notary system or local notary offices, ensuring your document is ready for immediate use.

Q5: Where can I purchase Power of Attorney forms for share purchase?

You can obtain fully compliant, ready-to-notarize POA templates directly from Quick POA. Each form is tailored to your business structure, transaction details, and legal requirements, far more reliable than generic online templates that may not meet UAE standards.

Q6: Can I issue a Share Purchase POA from outside the UAE?

Yes. You can issue it from abroad by signing before your local UAE Embassy or Consulate. Once the document is attested and legalized by MOFA upon arrival in the UAE, it becomes legally enforceable for your share purchase process.

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