Wills Registration Service With The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
What is the DIFC wills registration service?
The DIFC Courts Wills Service is a collaborative effort between the Dubai government and the DIFC Courts that offers non-Muslims residing and investing in the UAE the opportunity to designate beneficiaries for their assets and/or appoint guardians for their children as per the specifications outlined in their Will.
Additional options for Will registration in the UAE include Dubai Courts and Abu Dhabi Civil Court.
WHY CHOOSE THE DIFC WILLS REGISTRATION SERVICE?
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A DIFC Courts Will guarantees the transfer of your assets in accordance with your wishes in the event of your demise. -
Reduces potential disputes.
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Wide range of Will types designed to fit your needs.
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Fully online process that does not require your physical presence.
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Wills registered at the DIFC Courts Wills Service can include UAE and global assets.
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TYPES OF WILLS AVAILABLE IN DIFC
The DIFC Wills Service offers a convenient solution for non-Muslim expatriates to handle estate and guardianship affairs, providing a range of will options tailored to different requirements with the option to register a Mirror Will for couples, allowing simultaneous registration.
Steps to Register a DIFC will
COLLECTING PERSONAL INFORMATION AND ASSETS DETAILS
Our experienced team will arrange a meeting with you to gather the necessary initial information, enabling us to initiate the process.
DRAFTING THE WILL AND SHARING IT WITH THE TESTATOR FOR APPROVAL
Our committed and reliable partner, a registered Wills Draftsman with the DIFC, will create the document in accordance with your preferences and the relevant regulations.
SUBMITTING THE WILL FOR APPROVAL AT THE DIFC PORTAL
Our team will submit the document for approval and schedule a meeting to proceed with the execution, which can be carried out through a virtual session if preferred.
VIRTUAL MEETING AND DIGITAL SIGNATURE OF THE WILL
The standard DIFC Will registration involves a video conference. The testator and two witnesses, excluding beneficiaries, electronically sign the will. An official then applies a digital stamp to finalize.
Key Information Needed for Registration
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