Debt settled, but the bank still shows on your deed — a mortgage annotation or a lien over arrears. We prepare and coordinate the file for the bank discharge and the DLD mortgage-termination steps. The bank issues the discharge and DLD registers the release — neither step is performed by titledeed.ae.
Fixed fee confirmed before payment. DLD/government fees separate, at cost.
A clear picture of what still shows on the register, what the bank must issue, and — where a trustee route applies — a prepared submission.
Straightforward removals are filed by the bank through DLD’s online system — if that’s your case we’ll tell you, and you won’t pay us. DLD’s own release fees still apply (from AED 1,000 for the removal; see the DLD mortgage release service, checked 31 October 2026). Our work applies where it must run through a trustee centre.
Fixed fee confirmed before payment. DLD/government fees separate, at cost.
The bank’s clearance letter is issued by the lender, which decides whether and how an authorised representative may request it; we confirm the lender’s requirement and prepare everything around it. Where a trustee route applies (a sale, an Oqood, a portfolio mortgage or a lien file) we prepare the submission and can attend under POA. In-person attendance with original ID may be required at DLD/trustee steps. All fees exclude 5% VAT. Government fees at cost.
We confirm what still shows on the register, specify exactly what your bank must issue, and identify the correct removal channel.
Sometimes — straightforward removals are filed by the bank itself through DLD’s online system. If that’s your case we’ll tell you and you won’t need to pay us. DLD’s official fees still apply: its service page, checked 31 October 2026, lists AED 1,000 for removal, AED 250 for title issuance where applicable, AED 10 + AED 10 knowledge and innovation per drawing, and a service-partner fee of AED 300 + VAT where applicable. Source: DLD mortgage release service.
That depends on the lender: the bank decides whether and how an authorised representative may request the clearance letter, and some lenders require the borrower to ask. We confirm your lender’s requirement, prepare everything around the letter and can attend the trustee step under POA.
Get the settlement-at-transfer sequence right first.