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Master’s in Law | Property Transfers Legal Oversight in Dubai & UAE

We don’t just complete property transfers, we guide our clients through the entire legal process with clarity and care.

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Conveyancing Services in the UAE.

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How We Work !

Complete Your Property Transfer in 5 Clear Steps!

Structured process. Transparent execution. Legal certainty

Review

We assess your transaction structure, property details, and requirements, providing clear guidance on documentation, timelines, and applicable fees.

Prepare

All agreements and documents are carefully prepared and reviewed in accordance with DLD, RERA, AML, and developer standards.

Coordinate

We manage all parties involved—buyers, sellers, agents, developers, banks, and trustee offices—ensuring seamless communication and control at every stage.

Execute

Payments, approvals, and manager’s cheques are verified in advance. The transfer or blocking is professionally managed at the Trustee Office.

Complete

We oversee title issuance, confirmations, and final handover—ensuring a smooth and secure conclusion.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the transfer take?

Typical resale timeline: 2–6 weeks

This depends on:

  • Buyer type (cash vs mortgage)
  • Bank processing time (valuation, FOL, clearance)
  • Developer NOC issuance
  • Trustee appointment availability

👉 Cash deals are usually faster (2–3 weeks).
👉 Mortgage deals take longer (4–6+ weeks).

Bank delays are common and usually relate to:

  • Valuation backlogs
  • Internal credit approval
  • Final Offer Letter (FOL) issuance
  • Seller mortgage clearance

Impact:

  • Transfer date may shift
  • Form F validity may need extension
  • Trustee appointment rescheduled

⚠️ Conveyancers and agents are not liable for bank delays, as banks are independent third parties.

If the buyer fails to proceed without valid legal reason:

  • In the event of Buyer default without valid legal cause, the Seller reserves the right to enforce the forfeiture of the 10% security deposit through legal proceedings before Dubai Courts, in accordance with Form F and prevailing UAE law.
  • Transaction may be cancelled
  • Seller can re-list the property

If the delay is due to:

  • Bank rejection
  • Regulatory issue
  • Force majeure
    → penalties depend on Form F clauses and documented evidence.

NOC (No Objection Certificate) is required:

  • Before transfer
  • Issued by the developer
  • Confirms no outstanding service charges or violations

📌 Without a valid NOC, DLD will not process the transfer.

Validity is usually 30 days (varies by developer).

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