SmartWills UAE Reviews 

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 24, 2026

Thank you for this. Mirror wills are what most couples here end up choosing, because the two documents are written together and read as one plan, instead of two separate wills that could pull in different directions later. On cost: the service fee and the government fee are both said out loud on the first call, before anyone commits to anything. The government fees are public and go straight to the registry, so nothing turns up later that was not discussed. We are glad it felt hassle free. That is the part we work hardest on.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 24, 2026

Thank you, Umair. The WhatsApp part is deliberate. Every client has one named person who carries the file from the first call to the registered will, so you never have to explain your situation twice to somebody new who has just picked it up. You mentioned support up to the moment the wills were registered. That is where most of the work sits, and it is also the point where a will is easiest to forget about, so we check back in every 6 months to see whether anything in your life has changed enough to be worth revisiting. Thank you for the recommendation.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 24, 2026

Thank you, Gianluigi. Short and precise, which we appreciate. Explaining clearly and then acting on it are two different jobs, and a will needs both: the decisions are yours to make, and the paperwork behind them is ours to move. We are glad both sides of that felt right.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 20, 2026

Thank you, Mathew.

You called it a daunting prospect, and that is how most people feel before they start. It is usually the reason a will gets postponed for years.

There are a few moving parts: choosing the right registry, coordinating the drafting with our partner law firm, the accredited Arabic translation, then the government submission. You should not have to work all of that out on your own, so we explain each step before it happens and keep you posted while it moves.

We are glad it went smoothly, and we really appreciate the recommendation.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 20, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to write this.

Your point about asking in advance is fair. Our process is strongest on the civil route, which is the side you found us up to date on.

When someone wants their will handled inside the Sharia framework, that sits outside what we do, and we should say so at the start and point them to a specialist.

On the timeline, you are right that it takes a while. Some steps run on the registry's own schedule, so we try to make sure you always know where things stand while it moves.

Thank you for the feedback. It helps us fix the part we can control.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Updated Aug 19, 2026

Thank you for writing this, and for being honest about the skepticism at the start. Checking us out before saying yes was the right move. An ad is easy to make. A process that holds up from the first call to the ADJD appointment is not, and that is the part we care about. You mentioned thinking about this decision for years. Most people do. The steps you listed, the drafting, the corrections, the translation, the submission, are usually the reason it gets postponed. Carrying them for you is the whole point of the service. Thank you for giving us the chance to prove it, and for the recommendation.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 19, 2026

Thank you. "Every step was explained in detail" is the part we care about most. A will involves real decisions, and nobody should sign one without understanding each choice. We are glad the process felt smooth, and we appreciate the recommendation.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Updated Aug 24, 2026

Thank you, Laurence. The word we would pick out is the one you put first: smooth. A UAE will has more moving parts than most people expect. The drafting with our partner law firm, the certified translation, the submission, then the appointment with the government. None of that should reach you as complexity, and carrying it so it does not is the entire job. You went through the whole process from Qatar, without setting foot in a UAE office. That is what the remote setup is built for, and we are glad it held up from that distance. Thank you for the recommendation.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Updated Aug 19, 2026

Thank you for this, General. There are reviews we are proud of, and then there is this one. Coming from a man who contributed to the Abraham Accords and to the story of this country, these words are an honour we do not take lightly. From someone whose entire career was built on preparation and execution, "well prepared" and "mentoring" mean more to us than the five stars themselves. A UAE will comes with real decisions behind it: which registry fits your situation, and who should carry out your wishes one day. Handing over a document is the easy part. Making sure you understand every choice you are signing takes more care, and that is the part we never rush. We are also glad the service matched what you saw advertised. You checked, and it held up. Keeping that gap at zero is the whole point. Thank you for trusting us with this.

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 5, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to write this, Hatem.

Being followed from the first call all the way to the ADJD notary appointment is exactly how the service is meant to work.

A UAE will has many steps, from the first decisions to drafting, translation and the government appointment, and nobody should have to push each step forward on their own.

We are glad the advice along the way helped you decide with clarity, and that the price felt fair for the work done.

Thank you for trusting us with something this important

Reply from SmartWills UAE

Aug 5, 2026

Thank you, Desiree. Personal is the word we care about most: questions come up at every stage of a will, and having someone who answers them right away changes how the whole process feels. We are glad you always found us there. Thank you for the recommendation.