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Oqood vs title deed — what's the difference?

Oqood is the interim register for off-plan property; the title deed is the final ownership record, issued after the project completes and the unit is registered. Oqood is provisional off-plan registration, not a title deed. The developer registers the initial sale. The final title process follows the DLD Oqood-completion procedure.

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Oqood vs title deed

 OqoodTitle deed
StageOff-plan / under constructionCompleted and registered
What it isInterim registrationFinal ownership record
When issuedAt purchase of an off-plan unitAfter completion and registration
Proves final ownership?NoYes
Next stepCompleted through the DLD Oqood-completion procedure after handover

Which route do I need?

Which route do I need?

Oqood to title deed

Your off-plan unit has handed over.

Deed stalled at developer

Chase a developer-stage issuance.

Not sure

Tell us your stage and we’ll point you.

FAQ

Plain answers

Is Oqood the same as a title deed?

No — Oqood is the interim off-plan register; the title deed is the final ownership record.

After the project completes and the unit is registered, usually post-handover.

Move from Oqood to a full title deed via Oqood to Title Deed Support.

Related

Educational guide. Final deed issuance is completed by the developer and DLD. titledeed.ae is an independent service, not a government website.