Dubai Police have launched a groundbreaking digital platform exclusively for legal professionals, marking a significant advancement in the emirate’s digital transformation journey. The initiative, unveiled on January 20, 2026, introduces a specialized portal accessible through the Dubai Police website using secure UAE Pass authentication.
The platform represents the second generation of Dubai Police’s digital services, featuring seven specialized legal services designed to streamline procedures and enhance efficiency. Legal professionals can now complete paperwork, submit requests, upload documents, and monitor case progress around the clock without physical visits to police stations. Each registered lawyer receives a personalized digital dashboard to manage cases, consultants, and client-related requests comprehensively.
Major General Saleh Abdullah Murad, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Administrative Affairs, emphasized that the project transcends mere visual upgrades, delivering a complete digital experience built on three foundational pillars: service, empowerment, and vision. The system prioritizes accuracy, interactivity, and the elimination of bureaucratic hurdles.
A standout feature is the AI-powered consultant, AiX, which provides step-by-step guidance through services, inquiries, and reports, ensuring rapid access to precise information. Brigadier Majed Al Suwaidi, Director of the General Department of Police Stations, noted that the platform constitutes a qualitative shift in legal services, substantially reducing the need for in-person station visits and alleviating pressure on frontline services.
The initial rollout will proceed on a trial basis with select lawyers receiving invitation emails for registration. Once logged in, legal professionals can choose between general services and the dedicated lawyers’ portal. The comprehensive service suite includes linking powers of attorney, electronic document signing, criminal complaint filing, good conduct certificates, virtual detainee visit permits, and circular enquiries with direct digital payment capabilities.
Major General Khalid Nasser Al Razooqi, Director of the General Department of Artificial Intelligence, described the release as the ‘most comprehensive’ to date, developed under the highest institutional standards. This digital transformation aligns with Dubai’s zero bureaucracy objectives and represents a new era of accelerated, secure, and accessible digital services for the legal community.