Company-Owned Property Record Check
Is your company's property record in order?
Local tier — licence, registration and shareholding-vs-register match. Overseas tier — full ownership-chain review, legalisation status and eligibility for structures with foreign or offshore layers.
From AED
2,499
Fixed fee confirmed before payment. DLD/government fees separate, at cost.
Case file
What we check / prepare
Licence & registration
Shareholding match
Ownership chain
Legalisation status
Signatory authority
Record fixes
What you receive
Company Property Record Note + file
A check of the record against the entity’s documents, with corporate-record mismatches flagged and the corporate file prepared.
- Record vs constitution
- Signatory authority
- Corporate fixes flagged
Official route
Corporate records must match to transact.
Corporate-record mismatches block transfer and registration. We check the record and prepare the corporate file; execution routes to the transfer / corporate desk.
Price
Local case AED 2,499
Overseas case AED 3,699
Fixed fee confirmed before payment. DLD/government fees separate, at cost.
Local tier AED 2,499 · Overseas tier AED 3,699. The overseas tier covers companies incorporated in mainstream jurisdictions with a public, verifiable corporate registry. Structures held through offshore or secrecy jurisdictions, or through countries on FATF or UAE high-risk lists — or whose registry cannot be independently verified — need enhanced due diligence: they are confirmed case by case, may require additional legalisation, and are priced (or declined) only after an initial structure review. Overseas corporate documents need legalisation and Arabic translation, at cost. All fees exclude 5% VAT.
FAQ
Plain answers before you start.
What's the difference between the local and overseas tiers?
Local (AED 2,499) checks licence, registration and shareholding against the register. Foreign (AED 3,699) adds a full ownership-chain review, legalisation status and eligibility for offshore layers.
Why check the corporate record?
Corporate-record mismatches block transfer and registration. Finding them early keeps a deal or restructuring moving.
Which overseas companies can you check?
Companies incorporated in mainstream jurisdictions with a public, verifiable registry. Offshore or high-risk structures (tax-haven or FATF-listed) sit outside the standard tier and are reviewed case by case after a structure review.
Related route
Executing a company transfer?
Transfers to or from a company run through the transfer / corporate desk.