Title Deed Verification in Dubai

Title deed verification is a mandatory step before any property transaction in Dubai. It confirms that the ownership certificate is genuine, that the property is legally registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD), and that the seller is the rightful owner. This protects buyers and investors from fraudulent or invalid transactions, ensuring the deal complies with DLD regulations. EGSH provides instant verification through DLD systems, giving clients confidence to proceed with property purchases or transfers.

To verify a title deed in Dubai, the process must be carried out through the Dubai Land Department, which is the sole authority for property registration and ownership records in the emirate. Verification ensures that the property is officially recorded and that there are no discrepancies in ownership details. EGSH, as an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre, performs this service through DLD systems and provides official confirmation on the spot.

To determine whether a title deed is valid, you must use the Dubai Land Department title deed verification. By entering the certificate number into DLD’s official channels or submitting it at EGSH, the system will confirm whether the document is authentic and whether the property is legally recorded under the registered owner. This prevents fraudulent sales or transfers and ensures that property transactions comply with DLD regulations.

The Dubai Land Department provides online verification of the certificate of title deed through its official website and the Dubai REST App. To use these channels, you must enter the title deed number and other property details correctly. However, errors in data entry or missing information may delay or invalidate the verification. At EGSH, specialists process requests directly through DLD systems, ensuring accurate submission and immediate results without the risk of errors.

The title deed number is the primary requirement, as it uniquely identifies the property in DLD records. Depending on the transaction, you may also be asked for the property’s plot number or address. When verifying through EGSH, clients present their Emirates ID or passport for identification and provide a copy of the title deed certificate.

A land ownership check is performed through the Dubai Land Department to verify that the title deed for a plot of land is authentic and properly registered. Verification requires the title deed number, as well as, in some cases, the plot number or property details. EGSH processes land title verification through DLD systems, providing immediate confirmation of ownership and ensuring that the land can be legally sold, transferred, or mortgaged.

Title deed verification in Dubai is performed through the DLD. RERA regulations are automatically applied within DLD systems, eliminating the need for a separate application.

Verification through DLD is processed instantly once the correct details are submitted. At EGSH, the entire process is completed in a single visit: a consultant enters your title deed details into the DLD system and provides official confirmation immediately.

You can verify a title deed without the owner’s permission. The Dubai Land Department (DLD) allows anyone with the title deed number to confirm the validity of the certificate of ownership through official channels such as the DLD website, the Dubai REST App, or by visiting an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre like EGSH. No additional authorisation or consent from the property owner is required for standard title deed verification.

The title deed number is printed on the certificate of ownership issued by the Dubai Land Department. It also appears in DLD’s electronic records, which can be accessed through the Dubai REST App or verified directly through EGSH.

No. A title deed is an ownership certificate issued by the Dubai Land Department confirming legal rights to a property. Ejari, on the other hand, is a tenancy registration system managed under RERA for rental contracts. Both are part of Dubai’s property verification services, but they serve different purposes: title deeds prove ownership, while Ejari confirms that a tenancy agreement is officially registered.

Property ownership can be verified by checking the title deed certificate number through EGSH or official DLD channels, such as the website or Dubai REST App. This check ensures all ownership details are accurate and current.

The most reliable method is to use the DLD verify title deed service, either online through official DLD platforms or in person via an authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centre, such as EGSH. This ensures that ownership information comes directly from government records and that the certificate of ownership is authentic. EGSH specialists provide one-stop support, checking title deeds instantly in DLD systems and issuing confirmation during a single visit.

The official way to confirm property ownership is through DLD title deed verification, provided by the Dubai Land Department. This service is available online via the DLD website, the Dubai REST App, or through authorised Real Estate Services Trustee Centres, such as EGSH. Using these property verification services, the title deed number is checked directly against DLD records to confirm that the certificate is genuine and that the property is legally registered. At EGSH, verification is completed instantly during a single visit, with results issued through the official DLD system.