Registered Property Subdivision or Merger Request
SAR 150.00
Support for submitting a registered property subdivision or merger request, including document review and application assistance.
Registered Property Subdivision or Merger Request
Do you need assistance submitting a request to subdivide a registered property or merge registered properties?
Al-Najah Business Services provides support with registered property subdivision or merger request procedures, including reviewing property information, required documents, and application requirements, and assisting with the available submission steps based on client-provided information and the requirements of the relevant authority.
The service includes:
- Reviewing the property information.
- Reviewing owner or related-party information.
- Checking the available required documents.
- Assisting in determining whether the request is for subdivision or merger.
- Supporting the electronic application process.
- Reviewing entered information before submission.
- Clarifying any notes or missing requirements.
- Assisting with application follow-up until the available procedure is completed.
- Guiding the client through any additional requirements requested by the relevant authority.
Service Requirements
Requirements may vary depending on the property and request type and may include:
- Property owner information.
- Property or properties information.
- Ownership document information.
- Compliance with applicable regulatory and technical requirements.
- Plans or supporting documents where required.
- Approval of relevant parties when applicable.
- Payment of applicable official fees.
- Completion of required electronic verification procedures.
Important Notice
Al-Najah Business Services is an independent service provider and is not a government authority or property registration authority.
Our role is limited to assisting the client with preparing and following up on the application upon request.
Approval, rejection, or requests for additional requirements are subject to applicable regulations, property status, and the decision of the relevant authority.
Official fees, surveying costs, plan preparation fees, and other government-related charges are separate from the service execution fees unless otherwise clearly stated.