Amend Owner or Entity Details in Dubai Land Department Records

Amending property owner details in the UAE is mandatory whenever there is a change in the owner’s personal or company information registered with the DLD. This includes changes to name, nationality, passport number, Emirates ID, trade licence, or legal entity structure. The update must be completed before initiating any property-related procedure to ensure that ownership records remain valid and legally recognised.

For UAE residents, a valid Emirates ID and, if applicable, a copy of their passport are required. Non-resident individuals must provide a copy of their passport. For companies, the necessary documents include a valid trade licence, the Memorandum of Association or Partnership Contract, and an official letter addressed to DLD. In addition, the Emirates ID of the authorised person must be submitted, along with a Power of Attorney if the signatory is not listed on the trade licence. EGSH will verify all documents for completeness and compliance before submitting the amendment to DLD.

Non-residents can request an update of personal records linked to property ownership in Dubai. A valid passport copy reflecting the updated information is required. The amendment must be submitted through an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre. EGSH can handle the entire process on your behalf and ensure that the DLD record is updated in accordance with all applicable legal requirements.

The DLD entity data update is completed within 20 minutes at EGSH, an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre, provided that all required documents are in order. EGSH ensures the submission is accurate to avoid any delay or rejection.

To correct the company name in the DLD records, you must submit a valid trade licence reflecting the updated name, the Memorandum of Association, and an official letter addressed to DLD. The authorised representative must provide their Emirates ID and a Power of Attorney if they are not listed on the trade licence. EGSH will verify all documents and submit the property documentation amendment through the DLD system in full compliance with legal requirements.

No. DLD does not require a specific update form for changes in nationality. You must visit an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre and provide a valid identification document that reflects your new nationality, such as an updated Emirates ID or passport. EGSH will process ownership data corrections directly through the DLD system, eliminating the need for a separate application form.