Prepare a Summary of Your Rental Matter
Explaining a tenancy matter in pieces — a message here, a date there, a document later — costs everyone time. This page walks through a short set of questions and turns your answers into one organised summary you can send in a single message. It records what you tell it and nothing more: it does not assess your situation, it does not tell you what to do, and filling it in starts no procedure of any kind.
- Six short steps — the property, your side of the tenancy, the matter, the contract, any notice, and anything you want to add
- Your answers are assembled in your own browser and never stored by this website
- Written for Dubai. Not a complaint, not a case, not a notice — it changes no date in your contract
- MANJAZ is a document, translation and corporate-services provider, not a law firm
- Dubai-based, UAE-wide service
- Arabic & English
- Clear guidance on every document
- Direct request, no middlemen
This page helps you write down the facts of a Dubai rental matter in one tidy summary, so you can send it in a single message instead of explaining it in pieces. Every answer is recorded exactly as you give it. Nothing here is assessed, scored or interpreted; where a law is named it is only to say which law covers that topic, never to say what it means for you.
MANJAZ is a document, translation and corporate-services provider. It is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. This page only writes down what you enter — it does not assess your situation and does not tell you what to do.
Filling this in is not a complaint, a case, or a notice. It does not reach the Rental Disputes Center (RDC), it does not start anything, and it does not change or extend any date in your contract.
Where is the property?
This page was written for Dubai only.
Who are you in this tenancy?
Choose the one that fits. This only shapes how your summary reads.
What is the matter about?
You can choose more than one. If your situation is not listed, choose "Something else" and describe it in the last step.
Is the tenancy contract registered with Ejari?
Ejari is the Dubai Land Department system for registering tenancy contracts. Your answer is recorded exactly as you give it, nothing more. "Not sure" is a perfectly normal answer.
As written on the contract. Leave it empty if you do not have it in front of you.
Has a notice been sent or received?
Just the fact and the date, as they happened. This page records what you tell it — it does not read anything into it.
If there was more than one notice, write the earliest date here and list the other dates in the next step.
Anything you would like to add?
In your own words, and only if you want to. Up to 600 characters, so the whole message fits in WhatsApp — anything longer would be cut off. What you write is copied into the message exactly as you typed it.
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Review your summary
Read it over and go back to change anything you want.
Your answers are used to prepare this summary on this page. When you choose to continue on WhatsApp, the summary is passed to WhatsApp to prepare your message. MANJAZ will not receive the message until you choose Send in WhatsApp.
A copy of the summary is also placed on your device clipboard when you press the button, so you can paste it if you need to.
Completing or sending this summary is not a legal filing, case submission, notice, complaint or application. It does not stop, extend or change any legal or contractual deadline.
This page was written for Dubai only, and the rules differ in the DIFC and in each of the other emirates, so it may not fit your situation. You are welcome to write to MANJAZ directly instead — MANJAZ is not a law firm and does not give legal advice, and it can tell you which of its document and translation services apply.
Official sources
- Dubai Land Department — Ejari tenancy contract registration
- Rental Disputes Center (RDC), Dubai
- Dubai Legislation portal — Law No. (26) of 2007 regulating the relationship between landlords and tenants — original text; Arts 2, 3, 4, 9, 13, 14, 15, 25, 26, 29, 36 amended by Law 33/2008
- Dubai Legislation — Law No. 33 of 2008 amending Law No. 26 of 2007 (the controlling text of the amended articles)
This content is for general information and awareness. It is based on the legislation and official sources available at the time of the last review, and procedures may differ according to the facts of each case and updates issued by the competent authorities. It is not legal advice, and MANJAZ is the publisher of this explanation, not the authority that issued the legislation.