Yes. POA.ae assists businesses with the drafting, review, amendment, reinstatement, and updating of Memorandum and Articles of Association documents. We also provide support with related corporate documentation and governance requirements to help ensure compliance with UAE regulations.

MOA and AOA services is required by entrepreneurs establishing a new company, startups with multiple shareholders, businesses undergoing restructuring, companies adding or removing shareholders, and organizations updating their corporate structure or governance framework.

Yes. The MOA and AOA can be amended whenever there are changes to the company’s shareholders, ownership structure, management, business activities, capital structure, or corporate governance provisions, subject to the requirements of the relevant licensing authority.

The MOA and AOA establish the legal and operational foundation of a company. They help define shareholder relationships, management powers, voting rights, share transfer procedures, and other important governance matters, reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring clarity in the company’s operations.

The Memorandum and Articles of Association (MOA & AOA) are key corporate documents that govern a company’s structure, ownership, and internal management. They define matters such as shareholder rights and obligations, management authority, decision-making procedures, and the company’s operational framework.

Getting a passport copy in the UAE is straightforward. You make a clear photocopy or scan of your passport, then have it attested as a verified true copy so it carries official weight. Most banks, employers, and government departments will not accept a plain photocopy, which is why the attestation step matters. If you would rather skip the process, send us your details and we will arrange an attested passport copy for you and have it ready to collect or delivered to your door.

Yes. Many of our clients are abroad when they reach out. Message us and we will tell you exactly what to send and how to proceed.

A true copy attestation officially verifies that your photocopy matches your original passport. That verification is what makes the copy acceptable to banks, employers, and government bodies.

In most cases we work from a clear copy. We confirm exactly what is needed based on what the attestation is for, so you are never left guessing

Most attestations are completed within one working day. We confirm your exact timeline as soon as you share your details.

You would typically require a valid passport, your Emirates ID card (if applicable), documents proving your assets (e.g., deed of property and bank statement, if you want to specify the asset details), and information about your designated beneficiaries and guardians. We supply a detailed list when we meet so that you know precisely what documents to prepare.

Yes, your will can be modified or revoked based on your requirements through the DIFC. We provide services to modify and update your will according to the changing needs of your life. The registered Will through the Dubai Courts or the Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court (ADJD) can not be amended, it should be revoked, and a new will should be registered.

A Will from any foreign country may not always be considered valid in the UAE. Even if it is legalized and Arabic-translated, the local court does not accept the foreign Will. We recommend making a UAE-specific Will.

Yes, foreign assets can be included in UAE-registered Wills. However, the will acceptance in that foreign country depends on the international agreements between these countries.