Not every title-deed change is an amendment. Correcting your own details is an amendment; changing who owns the property — a sale, gift or inheritance — is a transfer, with different fees and routes. Getting this right first avoids opening the wrong case.
| Amendment | Transfer | |
|---|---|---|
| What changes | Your own record details | Who owns the property |
| Examples | Name spelling, passport, nationality, DOB | Sale, gift, inheritance, add / remove owner |
| DLD valuation | Not required | Usually required |
| Route | Amendment route | Transfer route |
| Where | titledeed.ae — Title Deed Update | conveyance.ae / giftingproperty.ae / succession.ae |
Correcting your own name spelling is an amendment. Changing to a new owner is a transfer.
No — adding or removing an owner changes ownership, so it’s a transfer.
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Educational guide. Transfers are executed via the applicable Cendale desk (conveyance.ae / giftingproperty.ae / succession.ae). titledeed.ae is an independent service, not a government website.