Set of documents for UAE LLC company formation

Save your time and money by hiring an experienced lawyer to help you create a complete set of documents for the formation of a Limited Liability Company in the UAE. Be sure your business starts on the proper legal foundation.

The lawyer you hire will create the incorporation documents tailored to your needs and requirements and will advise you on the LLC formation process and the general business set-up questions.

This service is right for you if you understand the importance of proper legal foundation for your business in the UAE.

What's included

• A one-hour business set-up advice session with a lawyer. The advice session can be in the form of a personal or online meeting.
• Set of LLC formation documents. In accordance with your needs and requirements, the attorney will prepare a set of company incorporation documents including Memorandum and Articles of Association, Power of Attorney and Trust Agreement.
• Finding a local partner if necessary. The attorney can also assist you in finding a local partner who will own 51% of the shares of your LLC as per UAE legal requirements.
• Privacy. The sensitive information you share and everything you discuss with your lawyer is protected by attorney-client privilege.

What's not included

• Paperwork and filing. The lawyer will not handle the tasks of completing and filing paperwork with the government authorities.
• Government filing fees, other official fees and disbursements, local partner fees if any.
• Translation and/or attestation of required documents, long distance telephone calls and faxes, couriers and postage, collections and deliveries.
• Additional documents or work related to starting your business, beyond preparing your LLC formation documents.

For most people, this service covers their entire set of the documents necessary for an LLC formation in the UAE. But if your case requires additional work – for example, you decide to add partners to your business or structure a complicated business acquisition deal – you can always talk to your attorney about hiring them for extra work.