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You need to determine the company’s legal form, draft the document in Arabic (with bilingual translation if required), notarise it before a UAE notary public, have it attested by the relevant ministry and register it with the DED or free zone authority. Working with legal experts ensures compliance and speeds up approvals.

Yes. Even sole proprietorships must prepare and file a MoA in the UAE. Avoidance of this requirement can result in fines and penalties.

A Memorandum of Association is a legal document that defines a company’s structure, objectives and operational boundaries. It specifies the company’s name, address, business activities, capital structure and shareholder liabilities, and is mandatory for company registration.

Yes, you will have the chance to review the draft and provide comments before we proceed with the final notarization.