Ejari Readiness Check

Not sure your Ejari will go through? Check first.

Why it matters

Most Ejari rejections come down to something you could have caught beforehand. A readiness check reviews your file before you submit and tells you, plainly, to proceed or fix.

What we check

Documents & dates

Complete, consistent, names and dates aligned.

DEWA premise / Makani

Property identifiers match the system.

Landlord approval

Whether the approval path is clear.

Title-deed alignment

Ownership record matches the tenancy.

What you got

A clear verdict — Proceed or Fix first — with exactly what to correct before you submit. And the fee is credited to your filing if you go ahead with us.
AED 149 + gov
Reviewed within 1–2 business days · Indicative review, not a guarantee of approval
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Common questions

A review of your file before you submit — documents, dates, DEWA premise/Makani, landlord approval and title-deed alignment — with a clear proceed-or-fix verdict.

It’s an indicative review that catches the common causes of rejection before you submit. It is not a guarantee of approval — the official decision rests with DLD/RERA.

Yes — the AED 149 readiness-check fee is credited toward your filing if you go ahead with us.

Your tenancy contract, IDs, property details and DEWA premise number where available — enough to assess the file.

This is an indicative review only and not a guarantee of approval; the official decision rests with DLD/RERA. ejaries.ae is an independent service, not a government website.