What is a Notary Public in Dubai?

A Notary Public in Dubai is a government-authorized official who certifies, attests, and authenticates legal documents ensuring they are legally valid and properly executed.

What documents can be notarized in Dubai?

Common documents include powers of attorney, affidavits, declarations, contracts, authorization letters, MOAs and shareholder resolutions. All documents must meet legal and language requirements.

How long does the notarization process take?

Simple notarization can often be completed on the same day. More complex documents may take slightly longer depending on document type and completeness.

Can a Power of Attorney be notarized online in Dubai?

Yes, Dubai offers online notarization for certain documents including Powers of Attorney through official digital platforms with electronic identity verification.

What identification is required for notarization?

You usually need a valid Emirates ID or passport. For residents, a residency visa may also be required. Corporate documents may require trade licenses and authorization proofs.

Is notarization in Dubai valid internationally?

Notarized documents may be used internationally but often require further attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the destination country embassy.

What are the fees for Notary Public services in Dubai?

Fees vary based on document type, value, and whether it is a public or private notary service. Government fees are fixed while private services may charge additional fees.

Do I need an appointment for Notary Public services?

Some public notary offices require prior appointments especially during busy hours. Private notary services may offer walk-in or same-day appointments.

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Eviction Notice Dubai – Complete Legal Notice & Tenant Eviction Support

Welcome to Dubai Notary Public, the leading provider of professionally drafted, notarized, and legally compliant eviction notice services in Dubai. If you’re a landlord, property manager, or real estate professional, anywhere in Dubai or the UAE—ensuring your rights are protected and every legal requirement is fulfilled.

With years of experience in Dubai’s rental laws and, we provide reliable services in every area of the city, including Al Barsha, Business Bay, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, and more.

What is an Eviction Notice in Dubai?

An eviction notice is a formal, legally binding letter sent by a landlord to a tenant, requesting that the tenant vacate the property within a specified time according to Dubai law. The notice must state the valid reason for eviction and comply with all statutory regulations—otherwise, the tenant can challenge it in court, delaying your ability to reclaim your property.

What is getting evicted?

To be “evicted” means to be legally compelled to leave a property you are occupying, typically as a result of legal proceedings initiated by the landlord due to lease violations, nonpayment, or other statutory reasons.

Legal Precedent: Do You Have to Use a Notary?

Dubai tenancy law clearly states:

A valid eviction notice must be drafted properly, notarized by a licensed notary public, or sent through registered mail.
Verbal or informal notices (including texts, WhatsApp, or phone calls) are not legally recognized and may be dismissed by the Rental Disputes Center if challenged by the tenant.

Having the notice notarized provides official proof of delivery and content, which is crucial in case of disputes or legal hearings.

When Can a Landlord Serve an Eviction Notice?

Dubai’s Law No. 26 of 2007 and subsequent amendments detail when and how a landlord can issue an eviction notice to a tenant:

Legal Grounds for Eviction (Examples):

Non-payment of rent: If tenant fails to pay within 30 days after a written payment notice.
Breach of contract terms: Unauthorized use, subletting, illegal activities, or property misuse.
Property damage: Substantial damage due to negligence or improper use.
Need for major renovation or demolition: The property cannot be renovated/rebuilt with the tenant inside.
Personal use or sale: The landlord or their immediate family wish to personally use or sell the property.

Notice Periods: 12 Months, 30 Days, and Tenant Rights

Standard Eviction Notice Periods

12 Months: Required for sale or if landlord/family wishes to personally use the property, or when major renovations/demolition are planned.
30 Days: For non-payment of rent or specific serious contract violations (tenant leaving notice).

All notices MUST be in writing, notarized, and delivered via registered mail, notary public, or certified courier. The eviction notice period starts from the day the tenant receives the official notice.

Tenant Rights

Tenants must be given proper notice and have the right to remedy the default (such as paying overdue rent) within the notice period.
Evictions cannot be made for arbitrary or discriminatory reasons.
All tenants retain the right to file a case with the Rental Disputes Center (RDC) if they believe an eviction is unlawful or the process isn’t followed.

How to Draft & Serve a Legally Valid Eviction Notice

Step 1: Drafting

Drafted by a UAE-based lawyer or legal expert (recommended).
The notice must include: landlord and tenant details, property address, reason for eviction, legal notice period, lease/Ejari references, signature, and official date.
Written in Arabic or bilingual Arabic/English (recommended for non-Arabic speakers).

Step 2: Notarization

Submit lease agreement, Ejari certificate, title deed, and both parties’ Emirates IDs.

Step 3: Delivery

Serve the notice to the tenant via registered post/courier or notary public notification to ensure proof of delivery.
In case of non-compliance, this proof is required for submitting an eviction case to the RDC.

Required Documents for Eviction Notices

To issue and notarize an eviction notice, you must typically provide:

Valid Emirates ID or passport (landlord and tenant)
Certified Ejari certificate
Lease agreement
Property title deed
Proof of lease violations (if applicable)
Contact details for both parties
License copies (for corporate landlords/tenants)

Step-by-Step: The Eviction Process in Dubai

Identify valid grounds for eviction as per the law.
Collect the required documents.
Consult Dubai Notary Public for advice and legal drafting.
Draft and notarize the eviction notice.
Serve notice via notary public or registered mail.
Keep proof of delivery.
If tenant fails to comply, file a case with the Rental Disputes Center (RDC), presenting all related documentation.
Attend RDC mediation and hearings.
Obtain and enforce a court order if necessary.

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Mobile, in-office, and online eviction notice support in all districts.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Eviction in Dubai

Q: Do all eviction notices need to be notarized?
A: Yes. Only eviction notices delivered by notary public or registered post are valid and enforceable in Dubai.

Q: What should a tenant eviction notice include?
A: Details of landlord/tenant, address, clear reason, legal references, date, and required notice period per Dubai law.

Q: What is the legal notice period for eviction?
A: 12 months for personal use, sale, or major renovations. 30 days for serious contract or payment violations.

Q: What is tenant leaving notice in Dubai?
A: It refers to the official legal notice (usually 12 months or 30 days) served to tenants requiring them to vacate the property.

Q: Can the tenant challenge an unfair eviction?
A: Yes. Tenants can contest evictions at the RDC if notice rules aren’t followed or if the reason is not valid under law.

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