We explain common legal concepts in everyday language. Each guide also points you to where the matching action lives on the platform. No sign-in required.
Notifications
What is an official notification (tebligat)?
A tebligat is the official delivery of a legal notice to you. On MyKanun, the moment you open one it counts as officially received, and legal time limits start running. That's why keeping up with your notifications matters.
Most legal steps have a deadline, for example a fixed number of days to object or appeal a decision. Missing it can cost you the right. MyKanun tracks your critical deadlines and warns you before they expire.
A power of attorney lets a lawyer act on your behalf. On MyKanun you send a representation request, set its scope, and confirm the authorization, and you can review the relationship at any time.
You describe your situation and create a legal evaluation request; it is routed by practice area and language support. Professional conduct rules mean lawyers are not compared by public ratings or rankings.
A notary gives documents and signatures official standing. On MyKanun you can create a notary request, track it, and verify a document's authenticity with its verification code.
MyKanun's AI helps you understand your case and see the next steps. It is informational only: it does not predict the outcome of a decision, does not give legal advice, and does not replace your lawyer.
MyKanun is a technology provider, not a law firm, a legal adviser or a legal intermediary. Your relationship with MyKanun rests on a software licence. The lawyer-client relationship is formed directly between those two parties.