The Real Estate Registration Department in the Emirate of Sharjah announced the provision of the service of title and usufruct deeds of various types in the digital wallet by applying the UAE Digital Identity (UAE Pass), making it the first government department in the Emirate of Sharjah to provide this service, as part of its commitment to providing the best services to customers, and in implementation of the vision. The UAE government is committed to digital transformation and enhancing customer experience.
The department's customers can download private ownership and benefit deeds (ownership deed, joint ownership deed, usufruct deed, or joint usufruct deed) through the digital ID smart application on mobile phones.
Abdul Aziz Ahmed Al Shamsi, Director General of the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, stressed the department’s keenness to provide an easy and smooth experience for customers in obtaining services, and to complete transactions efficiently, quickly and effectively, which supports the strategic directions of the department by providing all its services in accordance with international best practices.”
Al Shamsi said: “This pioneering step of its kind comes within the directives of the Emirate’s Executive Council for digital transformation, and in line with the objectives of “We Are the Emirates 2031,” which aims to translate the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, may God protect him, for the future of the UAE into a tangible reality. And all institutions operating in the country are working to achieve it, leading to the UAE Centennial 2071.”
The “Digital ID” is the first national digital identity for all citizens and residents of the Emirates, and allows users to access the services of local and federal government agencies, in simplified and secure ways, without the need to visit government service centers.
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