EIDS Authorisation: A Step-by-Step Guide

With the Electronic Advertisement Verification System (EIDS), the official authorization process between property owners and estate agencys has become mandatory for publishing real estate listings for sale. As of February 15, this system has been implemented, and it is not possible to enter listings without proper authorization.

In this article, we will discuss how to carry out the EIDS authorization process step by step and in an understandable manner.

What is EIDS Authorization?

EIDS authorization is the digital identification of the right to advertise a property by the property owner to a estate agency or individual consultant.

With this system:

• Unauthorized listing entries are prevented,

• Fake portfolios are avoided,

• The property owner's approval is recorded,

• Listing durations are formalized.

It is not possible to create a listing for sale without authorization.

Who Must Authorize?

The authorization process under EIDS is valid for the following individuals:

• Property owners,

• Shareholders,

• Legal representatives,

• Corporate representatives,

• Authorized estate agencys.

If a property has multiple owners, each shareholder must provide authorization for their share.

Where is the EIDS Authorization Process Carried Out?

Authorization processes are only carried out through the e-Government system.

Process address:

e-Government → search section → Electronic Advertisement Verification System

All authorization processes are conducted digitally through this service.

How to Perform EIDS Authorization? (Step by Step)

1. Log in to e-Government

First, log in to the e-Government system with your T.C. identity number and password.

Alternative login methods:

• Mobile signature

• E-signature

• Bank integration

2. Access the EIDS Service

In the search section:

“Electronic Advertisement Verification System”

type to enter the relevant service page.

3. Select Property Information

The properties registered in your name will be automatically listed in the system.

Select the property for which you want to authorize.

4. Specify the Real Estate Office to be Authorized

At this stage:

• Enter the authorization number of the estate agency to be authorized and select it from the system.

It is important to enter the information completely and correctly.

5. Specify the Authorization Duration

The authorization duration can be specified as:

• 3 months

• 6 months

• 12 months

• Indefinite (optional)

The authorization automatically expires at the end of the specified duration.

6. Complete the Process by Giving Approval

After checking all the information, complete the process by giving your approval.

After approval, the authorization will be reflected in the system immediately.