Legal Support With DLD Registration for New Property Ownership
Register your initial property sale at EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Trustee Centre under the Dubai Land Department (DLD). The process is completed in one visit, with a dedicated consultant handling all submissions and fees on your behalf.
Why choose EGSH for property sale registration:
All services are provided at officially regulated government fees, including DLD and Trustee charges.

Step-By-Step Support From Contract Signing To Certificate Issuance
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Contact EGSH
Visit our centre during opening hours — no appointment required. You may also call us or book your visit online at a convenient time.
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Document Review
Your consultant reviews all required documents, including the sales and purchase agreement, Emirates IDs or passports, and developer details, ensuring full DLD compliance before submission.
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Fee Payment & Submission
After verification, government fees are calculated and paid. EGSH submits your application directly through the DLD system for official registration.
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Certificate Issuance
Once approved, you receive the provisional registration e-certificate from DLD by email, confirming the property’s legal status in the provisional register.
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You can stop by EGSH during working hours without an appointment or book your visit at a time that suits you best.
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Art of Living Mall, Al Barsha 2, Dubai
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Monday — Saturday: 9:00 am — 5:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Prepare the Required Documents for Smooth Registration
For Individuals
Provide a signed sale and purchase contract, along with a valid UAE ID. Non-residents must also present a passport.
For Individual Establishments
Submit your trade licence and the licence holder’s UAE ID or passport. A power of attorney is required when applying through a representative.
For Companies (LLC, GCC, Foreign)
Submit your trade licence, ID of the authorised signatory, Memorandum of Association, shareholder certificate, and No Objection Certificate if required.
General Notes
All documents must be valid, written in Arabic or English, or have been legally translated. Documents from foreign companies require ratification by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE.
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Most procedures are completed in a single visit to the centre.
Initial sale registration is a mandatory procedure that records the sale of off-plan units, newly completed properties, or land plots with the Dubai Land Department (DLD). It applies when the full purchase price has not yet been paid, ensuring that the transaction is entered into the provisional register in accordance with UAE property laws.
The process is carried out through Oqood, DLD’s official electronic platform for primary market transactions. This system enables developers and authorised Trustee Centres to register initial sale contracts directly with DLD, creating a provisional record in the Interim Property Register until the final title deed is issued.
The registration must be completed within 90 days from the date of signing the sales and purchase agreement to secure the purchaser’s rights and prevent potential legal disputes. In accordance with Law No. (7) of 2006 and Law No. (13) of 2008, any sale agreement not recorded in the Interim Property Register is deemed legally ineffective.
Upon completion, the purchaser receives a provisional registration e-certificate issued by DLD, confirming the property’s legal status in the provisional register.
EGSH, as an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre, manages the entire process — from document verification to submission through Oqood — ensuring full compliance with DLD regulations and timely issuance of the certificate.
The process begins with the initial contract of sale, a binding agreement between the developer and the purchaser. Once the complete set of documents has been verified and submitted, DLD reviews the application via Oqood and records the transaction in the Interim Property Register.
In standard cases, the provisional registration e-certificate, which confirms the purchaser’s legal interest in the property, is issued within one business day.
This certificate remains valid until the final title deed transfer, ensuring legal protection for the buyer during the interim period.
To accommodate the high volume of primary market transactions, the DLD provides several authorised channels for completing initial sale registration:
DLD Offices—direct submission of documents and registration requests in person.
Oqood Electronic Platform—an online portal for developers to upload contracts, attach documents, pay fees, and receive e-certificates.
Authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centres—accredited entities such as EGSH, which perform the entire process on behalf of clients, verify all documentation, collect applicable fees, and ensure compliance with DLD regulations.
For most buyers, registration through a Trustee Centre offers the fastest and most convenient option, with all steps completed in one visit and immediate submission through DLD’s official system.
The registration of an initial sale with DLD involves fixed official charges:
All payments are processed through the Noqodi wallet or directly from the project’s escrow account, depending on the registration method used.
The DLD determines these fees in accordance with current regulations, and they must be settled upon application submission.
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