4 steps that enable you to print the electronic title for your vehicle in Dubai

The Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai stated that it is possible to print the electronic ownership of the vehicle, or any other document in the event that an electronic message is not received, by following a set of simple steps.

The website of the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai indicates the possibility of printing the electronic ownership of the vehicle, or to verify its data, renewal date, and insurance information, through 4 steps that begin by logging in to the authority’s website (WWW.RTA.ae), then choosing the services for drivers and vehicle owners, and then In the third step, move to the service of verifying the validity of the vehicle certificate and click on “Apply Now”, and finally choose the type of service, “Vehicle License” from the list of services, to enter the data so that the printing command appears.

A number of drivers had expressed their concern about not receiving an electronic copy of the vehicle’s license card, despite having completed the licensing process and completing the procedures through the available smart and electronic channels, at a time when the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai confirmed to “Emirates Today” that there is a mechanism that requires confirmation. The customer for his data and his request for electronic ownership so that he can receive it.

The customer must show the electronic ownership card found in the Authority’s applications on his phone, or print the vehicle’s license and show it when patrols or police officers request the ownership card.

The electronic ownership is an electronic document synonymous with the vehicle’s driving licence, and is sent to the customer via e-mail if requested during the completion of licensing transactions via electronic channels. The electronic title includes all ownership data, including expiration date, mortgage, and insurance. The customer can print it or keep it on his phone to show it to the competent authorities.

It is noteworthy that the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai has confirmed that vehicles that were exempted from technical inspection due to the closure during the national sterilization period will not be summoned to undergo the inspection again before the expiration of their annual license, unless new transactions are carried out, which requires those who have completed the licensing transactions to retain their records. This period is for the electronic copy of the vehicle’s driving license.