Great that i found this thread
Now that I have the form, now how do we go about getting the original title though as there are bound to be owners that are still on a mortgage and the title is with the bank.
Bank wants some court papers but there's none available for this exercise. There is though a "surat keizinan bertulis (bagi urusan gadaian, kaveat, pajakan)" but I have no freakin' idea if it is to be requested from the bank or there is a template from land office for the bank to sign or something.

But for those that does not have the original title charged to an active mortgage, the land officer I talked to said we may submit the application through the e-Tanah portal with the following steps, however I haven't been able to get past step 6 as I cannot click the "Teruskan Permohonan" button, somehow:
1. "Permohonan" ->
2. "Pelupusan" ->
3. Go to page 2 item #8 "PSBS - Permohonan Serahbalik Berimilik Semula" ->
4. Click "Tindakan" ->
5. Then fill in all fields to search for your plot and click "Tambah" ->
6. Check the relevant property and click "Teruskan Permohonan"
7. I was told that there are relevant fields for applicants to upload the relevant forms but I was not able to get past step 6 for unknown reasons

Please kindly update me if you are able to get past step 6

good luck to you!
lol I called them up by the number on the PDF 03-2610 3354 feeling lucky and got someone to talk to me but yeah i couldn't attend 9 May as well.
I plan to go check it out on coming 21 May 2pm although I don't have my original title but just to see if someone could tell me what to do with original title still with bank charged under mortgage situation.

I would actually suggest you to hold on for now. I am engaged on email with the officers with the Timbalan Pengarah in CC for more details how we can do this by ourselves. There may even be a possibility that the original title is not needed, maybe just the certified original copy of the title, but I can't be sure yet. Plus the officers told me this is a long term thing that has no time limit, but of course anything can change e.g. change govt XD

But of course, if you don't mind paying for lawyers to work this hassle out then I won't stop you either

I don't know about you but in this telegram group there are people sharing this quotation by a legal firm in Solaris Dutamas called Donny Wong & Co. that is just quoting legal fees with disbursement and service tax of RM 600 for owners without a loan on property and RM 1000 for owners with a loan on property. Sounds like a good deal though I have a better option to settle my loan and take the bank out of the picture. Attached the quotations for with and without loan for your reference.

 For_Owner_with_NO_Loan__original_title_with_Owner_.pdf ( 773.25k ) Number of downloads: 240

 For_Owner_with_Loan__original_title_with_Bank_.pdf ( 773.36k ) Number of downloads: 171


Here's the link to join the telegram group if you're interested. https://t.me/MyTelegramCommunity/2403

This post has been edited by chrisep: May 19 2023, 08:08 AM

Lol I think you either got the wrong info or someone's playing tricks on you. Maybe you can also share what you were told that leasehold is better than freehold?

Link is here https://www.ptgwp.gov.my/portal/awam-landing-page
However I've found that there's no way to get your original title from the bank if you're on a mortgage except going through a lawyer. So no I haven't proceed with the submission yet.

Assuming you have the title though, you can choose to convert through land office, or by going through a law firm using the court order approach. Only the land office approach can be done by yourself. Not impossible, but it's also not as easy as it seems. In short, you have to get your submission done online on e-Tanah, printout the forms, get borang 12A filled up and endorsed (by pentadbir tanah or any lawyers), go to their counter to submit the physical forms, then wait for approval then notification to pay the premium, and then wait for issuance of new freehold title.

If the court order approach, just pay lol and the lawyers will kaw tim for you. But well if your unit is big, it may be cheaper to go the court order approach. You have to do some homework here. I'm no consultant here. Just a property owner myself.