1.  Presence: The applicant(s) and all the witnesses should be present at the Consulate General with a completed application form and required documents.

 

2. Application Form: Client should fill out the application form in Dari or Pashto carefully. Special attention to names, dates, figures and places are required. The application should clearly mention the subject of the Power of Attorney and the limits of the authorities of the Attorney. 

 

3. Required documents and witnesses: The following persons and documents should be available in the Consulate General:

 

A. Power of Attorney for Marriage Certificate:

a) One of the spouses (husband or wife), who lives in the UAE should visit the Consulate General with:

- A request letter outlining the services required and providing information on the date and place of marriage;

- A copy of Tazkira or valid Afghan passport and two recent photos (size: 3x4 cm) of both spouces;

b). Two witnesses (adult & male) with their copies of Tazkira or Afghan passport and two recent photos (size: 3x4 cm);

c). Copy of Tazkira and photo of the attorney/legal representative in Afghanistan.

 

B. All other Types of Power of Attorney:

a). All the client/s with copy of their Tazkira or Afghan passports with two recent photos (size: 3x4 cm);

b). Two witnesses with copies of their Tazkira or Afghan passport and two recent photos (size: 3x4 cm);

c). Copy of Tazkira or passport and 2 photos of the legal representative in Afghanistan or any other country.

d). In property related cases, if the property is inherited, a copy of the Certificate of Inheritance, and a copy of the proof of property’s ownership (Sale Deed/ Qabala) or its details are needed.

 

4. Fee: An applicant should pay 125 USD for one power of attorney.

 

Attestation of a power of attorney will be free of charge if issued in Afghanistan and attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It will be charged 125 USD if issued in other countries.

 

You can download the form from here.