Make your
UAE
Will
online.

Yes. Blanket can help UAE residents create a will for ADJD or ADGM registration, depending on the route selected. Many Dubai residents use the ADJD route, and the process can be completed online without travelling to Abu Dhabi.

UAE wills are where most customers start, because that is often the most urgent document if you live, work, bank or own assets in the UAE.

But many people also have family, property, bank accounts or responsibilities in more than one country. Blanket helps you understand what else your estate plan may need, including home-country wills where relevant. UK wills are available now, with more jurisdictions being added.

No. Blanket is a legaltech platform, not a traditional law firm. We provide a structured online process, document preparation, review, Arabic translation and registration guidance.

For highly complex, disputed or tax-heavy situations, or where you need bespoke legal advice, we may recommend getting additional specialist advice.

Blanket is designed for people who want to put a registered UAE will in place without going through the traditional law firm process.

It works especially well for straightforward or moderately complex family and asset situations, including couples, children, UAE assets, digital assets, and people with assets or family ties across countries.

You complete your details online, then we prepare your draft and check whether anything is missing or unclear. You review the draft, ask questions or request changes if needed.

For a UAE will, the next steps usually include Arabic translation, signing, and ADJD / ADGM submission and notarization. We keep you updated as the file moves forward and tell you when action is needed from you.

Most people complete the online questions in around 10–15 minutes.

After that, we prepare and review the draft, then arrange Arabic translation where required. The court registration step is separate.

Please note that the current wait time for regular ADJD notarization appointments is around 3 months on average. Faster options are available depending on your situation.

No. Blanket’s fee is separate from the ADJD court fee. The ADJD court fee is paid separately to the court.

The current ADJD fee is AED 950 for an individual will and AED 1,900 for mirror wills. We show these fees clearly before you pay so there are no surprises.

Blanket’s fee covers the online will process, preparation of your draft, review of your details, Arabic translation where required, and guidance through the registration steps.

Court / government fees are paid separately.

This is uncommon because the will is prepared using lawyer-drafted wording and checked before submission. If ADJD asks for a correction or change, we help update the will and guide the next steps.

If ADJD rejects your will because of an error attributable to Blanket, we correct it at no extra cost. If it is still rejected after reasonable corrections, we refund Blanket’s fee.

Tell us during the online questionnaire. A UAE will can often include overseas assets, but in some countries a separate local will may be better.

We flag this where relevant so your UAE will does not sit in isolation from the rest of your estate plan.

UK wills are available now as an add-on, with more jurisdictions being added.

Yes. You can include digital assets such as online accounts, crypto, domains and other digital property. This helps your family understand what exists and where to find important information.

You can update your will if your situation changes, for example if you have a child, buy property, move country, change executors or update beneficiaries.

Ongoing updates are available through optional Blanket Membership.

Because the process is structured and digital. Instead of starting from a blank page and billing by the hour, Blanket uses a guided online process and technology to make the process more efficient.

Blanket is online by design. You can create, review and sign your documents from home, with our team supporting you through the process online.

This keeps the process efficient and avoids the cost and friction of traditional office-based legal services.

Blanket was created by people with experience across UAE law, banking and digital products, including Wio Bank.

We combine legal experience and technology to make estate planning simpler for lives built across borders.

We use secure systems and strict access controls to protect the information you share with us. Blanket operates through a licensed UAE entity, and we treat customer data with the level of care we would expect for our own families.