The Third Party Authorization Form is an essential legal instrument in the UAE business and administrative landscape, used when an individual or organization needs to delegate authority to another party. This document is particularly relevant in situations where the principal cannot personally attend to certain matters or wishes to formally authorize another party to act on their behalf. The form must comply with UAE Civil Code (Federal Law No. 5 of 1985) and related regulations, requiring clear specification of the authorized powers, duration, and scope of authority. It is commonly used for various purposes including business transactions, government procedures, property dealings, and legal representations. The document typically requires notarization to be legally valid in the UAE, and may need additional authentication depending on its intended use. The authorization can be general or specific, temporary or permanent, but must always clearly define the boundaries of delegated authority to be enforceable under UAE law.

1. Header and Date: Document title, date of execution, and reference number if applicable

2. Parties: Full legal names, identification details, and addresses of both the authorizer (principal) and the authorized party (agent)

3. Recitals: Brief background explaining the reason for the authorization

4. Authorization Statement: Clear and explicit statement of authorization, declaring the principal's intention to authorize the agent

5. Scope of Authority: Detailed description of the specific powers and activities being authorized

6. Duration: Validity period of the authorization, including start date and expiry date if applicable

7. Governing Law: Statement confirming UAE law as the governing law

8. Execution: Signature blocks for both parties, with space for notary authentication