How to Prepare Your UAE Will Online
Registering a Will once meant multiple office visits and stacks of paperwork. An online process helps you prepare your details, review your Will and arrange an ADJD notarisation appointment. Court availability determines registration timing.
Registering a Will once meant multiple office visits and stacks of paperwork. An online process helps you prepare your details, review your Will and arrange an ADJD notarisation appointment. Court availability determines registration timing.
The simple four-step flow
- Start online from anywhere, with no office visit required.
- Complete your Will details: beneficiaries, executors, guardians, and UAE assets through a guided form.
- Professional review to ensure the Will meets the relevant standards.
- Remote registration with the recognised judicial authority.
What you need to prepare
Have your passport and Emirates ID ready, along with supporting documents for the assets you want to cover, such as property title deeds or bank details. Residency is not always required: registration is open to both residents and non-residents with assets or dependents in the country.
Why online is the smart choice
An online process means fixed pricing, no hidden fees, and professional support from start to finish, without taking a day off work to queue at a counter.