The Ejari certificate is an official document issued by RERA in Dubai that confirms the registration of a tenancy agreement. It provides a legally binding record of the lease terms for both landlord and tenant.

In Dubai, Ejari online registration is mandatory for all lease agreements. This applies to landlords, tenants, real estate agents, property management companies, and developers involved in renting or leasing properties.

The documents required for ejari registration are:

• Title Deed copy / Oqood
• Landlord passport copy
• Signed Tenancy Contract with DEWA premise number mentioned
• Tenant’s passport copy
• Tenant’s Emirates ID

Cancelling your Ejari registration in Dubai can be completed online with a few key steps.

Coordinate with the Other Party:

Inform your landlord or tenant about your intention to cancel Ejari. Follow the cancellation procedures outlined in your tenancy agreement.

Gather Your Documents:

Collect the necessary documents, including:

• A written notice of cancellation clearly stating the reason.
• The original Ejari certificate.
• Any additional documents required by Ejari (check the official portal for updates).

Head to the Ejari Online Portal:

Visit the official Ejari website (www.ejari.ae).

Access Your Account:

Log in to your existing Ejari account. If you don't have one, create an account following the on-screen instructions.

Initiate Cancellation:

Locate the "Cancel Ejari" or similar option on the portal.

Provide Cancellation Details:

Fill in the required information, including:

• Your Ejari registration number.
• A clear explanation for cancelling the registration.
• Any additional details requested by the system.

Upload Required Documents:

Upload the written notice, original Ejari certificate, and any other necessary documents.

Submit Your Request:

Double-check all information and uploaded documents before submitting your cancellation application.

Confirmation and Follow-up:

• Once processed, you'll receive confirmation of cancellation via the Ejari portal.
• If applicable, notify relevant authorities like DEWA (utility companies) to ensure a smooth transition of services.

Yes Ejari needs to be terminated after expiry.