Frequently asked questions

Not necessarily. Many matters can begin with a remote consultation and clear next steps. Some procedures, identity checks or court requirements may still require personal attendance.

We can guide you through preparing the document, signing it before the relevant embassy or notary, any required legalization, and registration in Jordan. Exact steps vary by embassy and the purpose of the POA.

Shares depend on the family members who survive the deceased and the applicable Jordanian law. A review of the family circumstances and relevant documents is needed before giving specific guidance.

We can make an inquiry through available official channels. Access and results depend on the official records and procedures available; we cannot guarantee completeness or predict a border-entry decision.

No. Prices shown are provisional demonstration prices. Stripe is disabled and no amount is charged. A live calendar booking reserves your selected slot; a request-mode submission still needs office confirmation.

Please share only a brief summary in the public intake form and do not attach sensitive documents or identity numbers. Any further information is discussed after the office responds and engagement is considered.

Consultations are available in English and Arabic. Tell us your preferred language in your request.

With live calendar booking, the selected time is reserved and you receive a calendar invitation with Google Meet details. In request mode, the office reviews your preferred date and time and contacts you to confirm availability.

Yes. The office works across matters heard by Jordanian Shari’a and Nizami courts. The appropriate scope depends on the facts, records and competent authority involved.

Prepare a brief timeline and your main questions, and keep relevant records available. Do not send sensitive documents or identity numbers through the public request form.

No. A request or initial consultation does not itself confirm representation. Any ongoing engagement depends on the office reviewing and accepting the matter and agreeing the terms with you.

For matters accepted by the office, the Jordan team can coordinate local next steps. Some procedures may still require your attendance, original documents or a properly completed power of attorney.