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UAE POWERS OF ATTORNEY

POA Revocation — formally cancel a Power of Attorney

A POA Revocation cancels an existing power of attorney and notifies the authority or third party that received the original document.

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What it is

Revocation must be documented and, in most cases, communicated to anyone who acted on the original POA. We prepare the revocation in Arabic and English and guide notification.

Who it is for

Anyone who wants to cancel a POA they previously granted.

How it works

  1. Provide the original POA details.
  2. We draft a bilingual revocation.
  3. We check the form against what the authority publishes.
  4. Notarisation and notification to the authority.
  5. Stored in your Deedbox.

What is included

  • Bilingual revocation
  • A wording check against what the receiving authority publishes
  • Notarisation coordination
  • Notification guidance
  • Deedbox storage

What is not included

  • Recovery of assets already transferred under the old POA
  • Dispute resolution if the agent refuses to accept revocation
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FAQ

Common questions

Does revocation affect actions already taken under the POA?

Generally no. Revocation stops future authority; it does not undo valid past actions unless the law or a court says otherwise.

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We are not taking this document through the portal until it has been prepared and reviewed. Message us and a member of our team will tell you what we can do today.

The Deedbox is a legal-document service. It is **not a notary office and not a law firm**. We prepare documents and coordinate notarisation, registration, attestation and legalisation through the appropriate licensed parties and authorities. Will registration is performed by the relevant authority — the DIFC Courts Wills Service, the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, Dubai Courts or the Notary Public; we prepare and coordinate, we do not register. Preparing or paying for a document does not mean it has been notarised, registered or accepted by any authority — those are separate steps, and we show you exactly where your case stands at each one. Nothing on this page is legal advice.