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The Transfer Of Power Of Attorney Letter is a critical legal instrument in UAE business and legal practice, used when an existing attorney-in-fact needs to transfer their delegated powers to another individual or entity. This typically occurs in situations where the current attorney-in-fact is unable to continue their duties due to relocation, incapacity, or business restructuring. The document must strictly comply with UAE Civil Code requirements and needs to be properly notarized and authenticated. It includes detailed information about all parties involved, the scope of powers being transferred, and maintains the original limitations and conditions of the initial power of attorney. The transfer must be executed in accordance with UAE federal laws and may require additional authentication for use across emirates or internationally. This document type is particularly important in the UAE's dynamic business environment, where power of attorney arrangements are frequently used for both corporate and personal matters.

1. Date and Place: Current date and location where the letter is being executed

2. Addressee Details: Full name and address of the new attorney-in-fact receiving the power

3. Original POA Reference: Details of the original Power of Attorney including its date, reference number, and notarization details

4. Transferor Information: Full details of the current attorney-in-fact who is transferring their powers

5. Original Grantor Information: Details of the original grantor who executed the first Power of Attorney

6. Transfer Declaration: Clear statement of transfer of powers from current attorney to new attorney

7. Scope of Powers: Detailed description of the powers being transferred, matching the original POA

8. Execution Block: Space for signatures, witness details, and notary authentication