Verify a Title Deed
Check a Dubai title deed before you rely on it.
A title deed proves ownership as at its issue date — not whether the property has since changed hands. We confirm the deed is authentic and still matches today’s register, in a written report. Fully remote.
From AED
د.إ 299.00 VAT
Fixed fee confirmed before payment. DLD/government fees separate, at cost.
Case file
What we check / prepare
Deed details
Owner name
Property details
Verification route
Red flags
Next step
What you receive
Title Deed Verification Note
A written report confirming the deed is authentic and still matches today’s register, with any mismatch flagged and your recommended next step.
- Authentic document
- Matches today's register
- Recommended next step
Official route
DLD verification stays authoritative.
A genuine deed matches the DLD record. We review the document and point you to the official check — the Dubai REST app or a Trustee Centre.
Price
Start from AED د.إ 299.00 VAT
Fixed fee confirmed before payment. DLD/government fees separate, at cost.
Fully remote. All fees exclude 5% VAT. This is an independent document review, not an official DLD verification — final authenticity is confirmed through DLD’s own systems. Attestations and translations at cost.
FAQ
Plain answers before you start.
How do I verify a title deed in Dubai?
Check the deed details against the DLD record via the Dubai REST app or a Trustee Centre. We review the document, flag any mismatch, and point you to the official route.
Does a title deed show if the property has been sold?
No — a deed proves ownership only as at its issue date; it won’t show a later change of hands. We check the deed against today’s DLD register to confirm it still holds, and flag anything that doesn’t match.
What does a Verification Note include?
A clear status read, any mismatches in name, property or reference flagged, and a recommended next step.
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