To Whom It May Concern Certificate in Dubai – Official Real Estate Statement

The DLD «To Whom It May Concern» certificate is an official document issued by the Dubai Land Department confirming property ownership or compliance with management requirements.

Property owners, companies, or managers often require a real estate certificate in Dubai to confirm ownership or compliance with regulations when dealing with banks, courts, or government authorities.

Yes, the certificate can be requested through the Dubai REST App or DLD website, with digital issuance of the Dubai Land Department certificate.

To obtain a property ownership certificate in Dubai, individuals must present their Emirates ID or passport (for non-residents), and companies must provide a trade license and an official company letter.

Yes, a certificate of real estate ownership from DLD is accepted by various authorities inside and outside the UAE, subject to the destination country’s requirements.

Most applications for a property certificate in Dubai are processed within 10 minutes when all documents are complete.

The government fee for a Dubai Land Department real estate certificate is AED 50 per letter, plus knowledge and innovation fees; service partner fees may apply.

An ownership certificate confirms legal property ownership, while a compliance certificate confirms that management requirements or regulations have been met.

Yes, requesting a separate To Whom It May Concern certificate for each property owned in Dubai is possible.

EGSH supports clients at every stage of the To Whom It May Concern application process, ensuring document accuracy, legal compliance, and fast certificate issuance.