• Individuals and companies may submit a request to the Documentation Department at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to document a right transfer contract, which is a legal agreement between two parties according to which the creditor may assign to another party the right kept by the debtor.
  

Apply Online

1. An applicant can apply for the documentation of a Right Transfer Contract online by visiting the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) online Portal SAK, your username and password on Hukoomi through the following link to make the application.
2. Login into the SAK portal using your username and password on Hukoomi.

   • If you have not registered for Hukoomi e-Government Portal, you have to register so as to get the username and password to access this service. You can register for an account through the following steps.

   1. Click on the “Register” link on the top right hands side of the homepage to begin creating your account.
   2. Fill in the required fields (personal number and mobile number)
   3. Click on the box next to the sentence 'I'm not a robot' and a group of questions will appear for you to answer
   4. Click on the “Receive Code by SMS” button in order to send the code to your mobile
   5. Enter the code you received on your mobile
   6. Click on the “Next” button in order to complete your registration
   7. Fill in all the required fields
   8. Click the box next to the sentence 'I'm not a robot' and a group of questions will appear for you to answer
   9. Click on the “Register” button in order to complete the registration process

3. Once logged in select the “Authentication Services” option from the list of Documentation Department services, then select the “Documentation” option from the authentication transaction list, and finally select the “Right Transfer” option from the document transaction list.
4. Proceed to select the applicant as “Declarant” option, then enter the expiry date of the personal identification document.
5. Choose the capacity from the “Capacities” list (Authorized Signatory, Attorney, Partner…etc) and enter its details of proof of identity of the capacity , then click on the “Save” button.
6. Select the forms and enter the text form, as well as the additional text form containing the additional contract items agreed upon, then click on “Add”
7. Attach the following required documents.

   • Personal identification (QID/passport) for natural person
   • Valid commercial registration, establishment ID and license (for juridical person)
   • Valid authorization and power of attorney, in case the signature on the document is based on a power of attorney
   • Determination of heirs and letter from the General Authority for Minor Affairs
   • Approval of a government entity, a semi-government entity and a non-government entity
   • Shares Ownership Certificate

8. Write the terms of contract in the template text.
9. Once done click on the “Submit” to officially submit your application. The system sends an SMS to the parties of the transaction clarifying that the transaction has been received and it is to be approved or rejected.
10. If the application is approved, the applicant will receive communication instructing him to make payment for the application for the documentation of the Right Transfer Contract.
11. Visit the Authentication Department of the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to make the payment for the documentation of the Right Transfer Contract . The transaction may as well be finished by visiting any the single window OSS branches affiliated to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to make the Payment.
12. The fees charged for the documentation of the Right Transfer Contract are as follows

    • Three copies of the contract: QR100
    • Any additional copy of the contract: QR50

13. After making the payment, submit the receipt to the authorities. The authorities will proceed to print the documented contract and hand it over to the applicant. This process usually takes a period of one to two days if everything is in order.

Apply In-Person

1. An applicant can apply for the documentation an Right Transfer Contract by making an application with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). This can be done by visiting the Authentication Department of the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and making the application. The contact information of the MOJ Headquarters can be found in the “Office location and Contacts” section of this page.

   • The application can also be done by visiting the single window OSS branches affiliated to MOJ and making the application.

2. Once there make a request for the documentation of an Right Transfer Contract. The authorities will ask you to provide some required information and documents so as to make the documentation.
3. Provide the required information and documents to the authorities. These documents include.

   • Personal identification (QID/passport) for natural person
   • Valid commercial registration, establishment ID and license (for juridical person)
   • Valid authorization and power of attorney, in case the signature on the document is based on a power of attorney
   • Determination of heirs and letter from the General Authority for Minor Affairs
   • Approval of a government entity, a semi-government entity and a non-government entity
   • Shares Ownership Certificate

4. Now the authorities will verify your request and validate the submitted documents.
5. Proceed to make the payment for the documentation process. The amount of fee charged is as follows.

   • Three copies of the contract: QR100
   • Any additional copy of the contract: QR50
     • Each party: QR50 on condition that the number of parties does not exceed 500.

6. After making the payment submit the payment receipt to the concerned authorities.
7. After verification process, the authorities will document the Right Transfer Contract and hand them over to the applicant.
8. This process normally takes a period of one day.

1. Personal identification (QID/passport) for natural person
2. Valid commercial registration, establishment ID and license (for juridical person)
3. Valid authorization and power of attorney, in case the signature on the document is based on a power of attorney
4. Determination of heirs and letter from the General Authority for Minor Affairs
5. Approval of a government entity, a semi-government entity and a non-government entity
6. Shares Ownership Certificate

Documentation Department - Head Office
Ministry of Justice
Behind City Center, Next To Kahramaa ,
Corniche Road,
Doha , Qatar
P.O.Box: 917 Omar Al Mukhtar St,
Doha , Qatar
Fax: 44832875
Tel: +974 4021 5555
Email: info@moj.gov.qa
Websitwe:Link

• Individuals and Companies in Qatar wishing to document an Right Transfer Contract are eligible to make the application.

Applicable fees are as follows:

• Three copies: QR100
• Any additional copy: QR50
• Each party: QR50 on condition that the number of parties does not exceed 500.

• The documentation is valid forever.

 Please attach documents that can be used by people. e.g. links

 Please attach sample completed documents that would help other people.

• The processing time is one day.

Videos explaining the procedure or to fill the applications. 
Attach videos using the following tag <&video type='website'>video ID|width|height<&/video&> from external websites. 	
Please remove the '&' inside the tags during implementation.
Website = allocine, blip, dailymotion, facebook, gametrailers, googlevideo, html5, metacafe, myspace, revver, 
sevenload, viddler, vimeo, youku, youtube
width = 560, height = 340, Video ID = Can be obtained from the URL of webpage where the video is displayed.
e.g In the following url 'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0US7oR_t3M' Video ID is 'Y0US7oR_t3M'.

Please provide other instructions related to the certificate/documents.
 e.g. The state office holds birth records since january 1908.

1. Name and QID of both parties
2. Right Transfer Contract details
3. Contact information of All parties

• This service enables Companies and individuals to have an Right Transfer Contract documented by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).

• If the transaction is “resubmission”, the system displays the “rejected” application details, then the user reviews and modifies the data before resending the application in no more than 15 days from the rejection date or, otherwise, it is canceled.
• If the application is not completed within seven days, the transaction is canceled.
• The details of the party are verified through QID number - expiry date.
• The applicant shall be a resident/citizen and registered in Hukoomi database.
• The first party in the transaction can be more than one person.
• The applicant may not be repeated with the same identity or details proving such identity.
• The company details may not be modified.
• The commercial registration shall be valid.
• A text may be added to the record subject.
• The transaction may be completed as well by visiting any of the single window OSS branches affiliated to the ministry or through Sak mobile app.
• The application is submitted online, along with the approval of parties and the registrar, then the transaction - in terms of fee payment and printing of a documented contract – is completed at any of the MoJ branches or the ministry’s headquarters.
• Please keep the application details for reference.
• The transaction may be completed through SAK Mobile App.

Please explain what are other uses of obtaining this document/certificate.
 e.g. Birth Certificate can be used as proof of identity.

• Request to Document Right Transfer Contract

• The SAK Application: It is the Ministry of Justice of Qatar's official application for the Real Estate Registration and Authentication Department's electronic services. It is one of the Ministry's recent endeavors to simplify and give users a quick and smart access to the services, taking into consideration the importance of maintaining the confidentiality and privacy of the personal data of the users.
• The Sak application is considered as one of the channels of the Ministry of Justice of Qatar's Registration and Authentication Department's Services, through which a number of services can be implemented targeting different segments of beneficiaries, including individuals, businesses, investors, and governmental agencies.