Conveyancing Services

Professional Conveyancing
for Smooth Property Transfers

We manage the legal and administrative steps between contract and completion — coordinating with banks, developers and authorities so your transfer is accurate, secure and stress‑free.

Conveyancing Services

What are Conveyancing Services?

Conveyancing covers the legal, financial and administrative steps required to transfer property ownership from seller to buyer. Our experienced conveyancing partners manage documentation, approvals and coordination with banks, developers and the Trustee Office so transactions complete smoothly.

Whether you’re buying or selling, using cash or finance, conveyancers minimise risk and remove administrative burden — especially for overseas clients or complex deals requiring attestation, Power of Attorney or lender coordination.

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Conveyancing Services we provide

Full-service conveyancing support for all transaction types: cash, mortgage, investor transfers and Power of Attorney assignments.

Document Verification

Reviewing title deeds, SPA/contract copies, NOCs, mortgage statements and seller/buyer IDs to ensure the transfer can progress without delay.

Developer & Trustee Coordination

Securing NOCs, managing developer conditions and arranging Trustee Office appointments for final transfer.

Bank & Mortgage Liaison

Coordinating liability letters, mortgage discharge, and lender conditions to align timelines for financed transactions.

Power of Attorney & Attestation

Support with POA execution, attestation and notarisation for overseas clients who need local representation.

Sales Progression

Active management of the timeline from exchange to completion — chasing approvals, preparing settlement statements and arranging handover.

Escrow & Secure Funds Handling

Ensuring funds and deposits are transferred securely and in line with contractual milestones and Trustee Office requirements.

Conveyancing process — step by step

A clear workflow helps avoid delays. Typical stages are listed below — timescales vary by transaction type and lender involvement.

  1. Instruction & engagement: We appoint a conveyancer, confirm scope and collect seller/buyer documents.
  2. Document checks: Title deed, contract/SPAs, NOCs, mortgage statements and ID verification.
  3. Developer & bank coordination: Order NOC, request liability letters and confirm outstanding service charge or mortgage balances.
  4. Settlement calculation: Prepare final settlement figures, including transfer and trustee fees, and agree payment mechanics.
  1. Trustee appointment: Book a Trustee Office transfer slot and complete the transfer formalities.
  2. Handover & registration: Confirm keys, provide final documents and register the new title with the relevant authority.
  3. Post-completion support: Assist with any follow-up tasks, such as attestation or POA close-out where necessary.

Typical documents required

  • Passport copy, Emirates ID (if applicable) and contact details for all parties.
  • Signed Sale Purchase Agreement / contract copy (SPA) and any previous title deeds.
  • Bank mortgage statement or liability letter (where finance is involved).
  • Developer No Objection Certificate (NOC) or clearance where required.
  • Power of Attorney documents if a representative acts on behalf of a party.

Typical costs & who pays

Conveyancing fees and related costs vary by transaction complexity. Below are common items to budget for:

FeeNotes
Developer NOCPaid to developer — varies by developer and can affect timings.
Conveyancer's professional feeDepends on scope and whether POA/attestation or overseas work is required.
Trustee Office / Transfer feesPaid at transfer — varies with property value and type.
Bank charges & mortgage dischargePayable where a mortgage exists — lender sets these fees.
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Who benefits from conveyancing?

Buyers, sellers, overseas investors and lenders all benefit from professional conveyancing because it reduces risk and keeps timelines aligned between multiple stakeholders.

FAQs

Conveyancing — frequently asked questions

What does a conveyancer do in Dubai?
A conveyancer manages the legal and administrative steps required to transfer property ownership — coordinating with banks, developers and the Trustee Office to ensure funds and title transfer correctly.
Timescales depend on whether the transaction is cash or finance related and how quickly banks and developers respond. Typical transfers can take from a few weeks to several months for complex, financed cases.
Fees vary by complexity. We provide clear fee proposals up‑front and explain which costs are third‑party (e.g., developer NOC, Trustee fees, bank charges).
Yes. We can coordinate POA, attestation and local representation so overseas clients can complete transactions without being present in Dubai.
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Client Feedback

What Clients Say

"Seamless transfer — the conveyancing team handled the bank and developer coordination and completed the transfer within the expected timescale."

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Client A

"Excellent support for our overseas purchase — POA and attestation were handled professionally."

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Client B

"Professional and timely — highly recommended for financed transactions requiring lender coordination."

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Client C