Terminate agency

The Termination of Power of Attorney – Business service, available through the Najiz platform under the Ministry of Justice, allows companies and individuals to officially revoke or cancel a power of attorney electronically without visiting a notary office or submitting physical documents. The service enables principals to terminate individual or multi-party powers of attorney instantly, with immediate updates applied to the official judicial records.


This service plays a crucial role in maintaining transparency and control within business legal operations. It gives organizations the ability to manage active authorizations and revoke outdated or unnecessary legal delegations safely and efficiently. All data are verified electronically through integration with national identity and justice systems, ensuring that the revocation is secure and legally binding. Once the termination request is submitted, all related parties receive automated notifications confirming the revocation, maintaining transparency and accountability.


The Termination of Power of Attorney – Business service provides a fast, convenient, and paperless experience that saves time, enhances governance, and keeps company legal records updated and compliant with official regulations.

Importance of the Termination of Power of Attorney – Business

Protects organizations from legal misuse of existing or expired powers of attorney.
Ensures accurate and updated legal records by digitally revoking obsolete authorizations.
Strengthens transparency and trust within legal and commercial transactions.
Enables business owners to manage and monitor delegated authorities quickly and easily.
Supports judicial digital transformation through fully integrated electronic services.

Key Challenges and Difficulties

Inability to terminate a power of attorney that is not electronically registered in Najiz.
Application rejection due to mismatched or unverified principal identity data.
Occasional processing delays due to system load or multiple linked parties.
Limited awareness among users about the importance of promptly canceling expired authorizations.