Your Property Ownership With a Legally Issued Title Deed
Register your title deed in Dubai through EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre under the Dubai Land Department (DLD). The service covers official registration, reissuance, or replacement of property ownership certificates in accordance with DLD regulations.
All requests are verified and submitted through DLD’s electronic system. Once approved, the electronic Title Deed is issued and delivered to the owner within approximately 25 minutes.
Why choose EGSH:
Title deed registration is provided at the official fees of the Dubai Land Department.

Step-By-Step Guidance from Initial Request to Certificate Issuance
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Contact EGSH
Visit our authorised centre during working hours—no appointment required. You can also schedule your visit online at a convenient time.
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Document Review
Our consultants review your Emirates ID and current Title Deed certificate to ensure all information meets DLD requirements.
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Fee Payment & Submission
Official DLD fees are calculated and paid securely at the centre. EGSH submits your registration request directly through the DLD system.
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Receive Your Electronic Title Deed
Once approved, you will receive a secure email link to download an updated electronic Title Deed and property map within 25 minutes.
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Ensure All Paperwork Is Complete for Title Deed Issuance
Emirates ID Copy
A clear copy of the property owner’s valid Emirates ID.
Current Title Deed
A copy of the existing Property Title Deed Certificate.
Power of Attorney (if applicable)
The document must be valid and notarised if applying on behalf of someone else.
Supporting Company Documents (if needed)
It may include a trade licence and signatory ID when submitted on behalf of a legal entity.
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A title deed in Dubai is the official certificate of ownership issued by the Dubai Land Department (DLD). It serves as legal proof of real estate ownership in the Emirate and contains essential details, including the owner’s name, property description, location, plot number, and registration date.
A valid title deed ensures that property rights are recognised and protected under UAE law and that ownership can be defended or transferred before any competent authority or court.
The registration of title deeds in Dubai is governed by Law No. (7) of 2006 Concerning Real Property Registration in the Emirate of Dubai, which forms the legal basis for recording and maintaining the DLD Real Property Register.
All newly issued certificates are now electronic title deeds (E-Deeds) that carry the same legal validity as printed ones. They are sent directly by email from DLD and can be verified at any time through the Dubai REST App or DLD's official online platforms.
A title deed must be registered with the Dubai Land Department to confirm, transfer, or update ownership. This includes:
Without a valid Title Deed certificate, ownership cannot be legally transferred, mortgaged, or verified in Dubai. Registration ensures that the property is recorded in the official Dubai Land Registry and legally recognised under UAE law.
The Title Deed registration process in Dubai is a simple, fully digital procedure handled by DLD’s secure Real Property Register system. It ensures that every ownership record is accurately stored and electronically traceable.
Property owners can apply through an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre, such as EGSH, or at the DLD main office. Applicants must submit their Emirates ID and either the existing title deed or other valid proof of ownership.
Once the documents are verified and fees paid, the update is processed through DLD’s electronic system. The electronic Title Deed is issued and emailed within approximately 25 minutes. Each certificate contains a unique title deed number that can be used for verification via the Dubai REST App or the DLD Smart Services portal.
The Dubai Land Department applies fixed, government-regulated fees for the registration and issuance of a Title Deed in Dubai. All payments are processed securely through official DLD systems.
Fees can be paid via ePay, cash, credit card, or manager’s cheque at authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centres such as EGSH, or directly at the DLD Main Branch. At EGSH, clients receive a complete breakdown of all applicable fees before submission. All Title Deed registrations are processed transparently and at officially regulated DLD rates.
Property owners can complete Title Deed registration through the following official Dubai Land Department channels:
All applications are processed through the DLD’s secure electronic platform, ensuring that the Title Deed certificate and property map are issued digitally and delivered to the owner by email.
The title deed number is a unique reference code assigned by the DLD to each registered property. It appears on the Title Deed itself and is required for most property-related procedures, including verification, transfer, or mortgage registration. If the document is unavailable, the Title Deed number in Dubai can be retrieved via the DLD REST API, the official DLD website, or an authorised Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre such as EGSH.
If you are applying on behalf of another individual or company, you must provide a copy of the owner’s Emirates ID and the current Property Title Deed Certificate. In such cases, a valid Power of Attorney and supporting documents are also required.
Once the required documents are submitted and the application is sent to the Dubai Land Department, the electronic Title Deed is typically issued within 25-60 minutes after DLD approval. Additional time should be allowed for consultation and document verification before the application is submitted.
The fee for issuing a Title Deed in Dubai is set by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) as a fixed amount. The Title Deed issuance fee is AED 250 per ownership, in addition to a Knowledge Fee of AED 10 and an Innovation Fee of AED 10.
Owners can check the status through the DLD REST mobile application, which allows users to access property details and confirm ownership records by entering the property information or scanning the QR code available on the deed. Verification can also be done directly at a Real Estate Registration Trustee Centre, where DLD systems provide immediate confirmation of issuance.
No. A Title Deed is the official ownership certificate issued by the DLD that proves who legally owns the property. Ejari is a tenancy contract registration system operated by DLD/RERA. Through Ejari, lease agreements are recorded, and an Ejari registration certificate is issued for the tenancy. Ownership transactions require a Title Deed, while rental arrangements require Ejari registration.
A Pre-Title Deed is a provisional ownership certificate issued to buyers of off-plan properties. It confirms the buyer’s contractual rights to the property under construction but does not constitute final proof of ownership. The Pre Title Deed is issued once the sales agreement is registered with the DLD under the Oqood system. The final Title Deed is granted only after the project’s completion and complete registration with the DLD.
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