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Off-plan & development · Dubai Land Department

Oqood and initial-sale registration

Oqood is used for provisional registration of qualifying off-plan sales. The developer and transaction parties should complete the official registration process and the purchaser should retain the issued evidence.

Reviewed by Rapid Deals: 6 Aug 2026Next scheduled review: 6 Nov 2026Level: general information
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Check that the exact unit and purchaser details are registered and that the registration evidence matches the sale and purchase agreement.

What to check

  • Purchaser and unit details
  • Sale and purchase agreement
  • Registration evidence
  • Dates and payment records

Common mistakes

  • Assuming a reservation form is the final registration
  • Ignoring a mismatch in unit or purchaser details
  • Waiting until resale or handover to ask about registration
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