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An Affidavit of Loss Title is a critical document required in the United Arab Emirates when an original property title document has been lost, stolen, or destroyed. This sworn statement, governed by UAE Federal Laws, serves as an official declaration of the loss and forms the basis for obtaining a replacement title. The document must be executed before a Notary Public and includes detailed information about the lost document, the property in question, and the circumstances of the loss. It is commonly used for vehicle titles, real estate deeds, and other valuable property documentation. The affidavit must comply with local UAE requirements, including proper authentication and, when necessary, translation into Arabic. This document is particularly important as it provides legal protection for both the declarant and the issuing authorities, and is often required by government departments, financial institutions, and property registration authorities for processing replacement titles.

1. Title and Declaration: Formal title of the document and declaration that this is a sworn statement

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, Emirates ID number, address, and contact information of the person making the affidavit

3. Property Description: Detailed description of the property for which the title was lost (vehicle details, real estate, etc.)

4. Lost Document Details: Specific information about the lost title document including document number, date of issuance, and issuing authority

5. Circumstances of Loss: Detailed explanation of how, when, and where the title document was lost or destroyed

6. Search Efforts: Description of efforts made to locate the lost document

7. No Prior Transfer: Declaration that the title has not been sold, transferred, or pledged to any other party

8. Indemnification: Statement indemnifying authorities against any claims arising from issuing a replacement title

9. Prayer/Request: Formal request for the issuance of a replacement title document

10. Verification: Statement verifying that all information provided is true and correct under penalty of perjury