What the statement contains, the documents, the time and the cost in this guide are illustrative.
When a statement is required
- Before you sell or buy a property.
- To divide an inheritance.
- To apply for a building permit.
- To open a water account or transfer one to your name.
A property statement is different from a title deed. Title deeds are issued by the Real Estate Registration Department of the Ministry of Justice.
What you need
- Property and plot numbersBoth are written on the title deed.
- A copy of the title deedA clear copy of both sides.
- Unified national ID cardThe owner's, or a power of attorney if someone else applies.
Steps
- Apply Ur portalChoose "Open a property statement" and enter the property and plot numbers.
- Pay the fee Ur portalThe amount is shown before you pay.
- Receive the statementThe statement is issued as a file on Ur. Print it or send it to the office that requested it.
Personal statement
A personal statement lists the properties registered in your name and what is owed on them. You also request it on the Ur portal, with the service "Request a personal statement".