The Acknowledgement Receipt For Reservation Fee is a crucial document in UAE real estate transactions, particularly in Dubai and Abu Dhabi's property markets. It is used when a prospective buyer wishes to reserve a property and provides an initial payment to secure their interest. The document serves multiple purposes: it confirms the receipt of the reservation fee, specifies the property details, outlines the duration of the reservation, and establishes the conditions under which the fee is refundable or non-refundable. This document must comply with UAE Civil Code requirements and RERA regulations, making it a legally binding record of the initial stage of a property transaction. It protects both parties' interests by clearly documenting the terms of the reservation and the status of the payment.

1. Receipt Header: Date, reference number, and document title

2. Parties Information: Full details of the payer (buyer) and payee (developer/seller), including names, addresses, and identification numbers

3. Property Details: Specific details of the property being reserved including location, unit number, project name, and basic specifications

4. Payment Confirmation: Amount received, payment method, date of payment, and payment reference numbers

5. Purpose of Payment: Clear statement that the payment is a reservation fee for the specified property

6. Reservation Period: Duration for which the property will be reserved

7. Basic Terms: Key conditions including refundability/non-refundability and circumstances for forfeiture

8. Acknowledgement: Formal acknowledgement of receipt and agreement to terms

9. Signatures: Space for signatures of both parties and date