Title Deed Mismatch Blocking Ejari?

When the deed and the lease don’t agree.

Why it happens

Ejari checks your tenancy against the ownership record. If the landlord’s title deed is out of date — a name change, a recent sale, or an owner-data difference — the registration stalls until the record is corrected.

What we do : Three steps, handled for you

1

Identify the mismatch

We check what on the title deed doesn’t match the tenancy.

2

Route the record fix

We hand the deed correction to titledeed.ae.

3

File the Ejari

Once the record is current, the Ejari can proceed.

Where the fix happens

The title-deed record itself is corrected through titledeed.ae and the official DLD routes. We identify what’s blocking your Ejari and route it there, then complete the registration.
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Common questions

Ejari checks the tenancy against the ownership record. If the title deed is out of date — a name change, recent sale or owner-data difference — the registration can stall until the record is corrected.

The title-deed record needs to reflect the current owner first. We identify the mismatch and route the record fix to titledeed.ae, then the Ejari can proceed.

Once the new owner is on the title-deed record, yes. If it’s not updated yet, that record step comes first.

Record corrections are handled through titledeed.ae and the official DLD routes; we identify what’s needed and route it.

Title-deed record corrections are handled via titledeed.ae and official DLD routes; we identify and route, and do not guarantee a registration outcome. ejaries.ae is an independent service, not a government website.