If your company has been deregistered by CIPC (Companies and Intellectual Property Commission), part of the requirements for reinstatement is to prove property ownership or non-ownership within South Africa. This is done through a Deeds Office search across all 11 Deeds Offices in the country.
Our service can help you obtain the necessary documentation to reinstate your deregistered company by providing comprehensive property ownership reports from all 11 Deeds Offices, in a format that is accepted by CIPC.
When a company fails to file its annual returns, CIPC may deregister the company. To reinstate it, CIPC requires proof of the company's property ownership status across South Africa. This ensures that any assets held by the company are properly accounted for before the company is reinstated.
A Deeds Office search is the official method for verifying whether the company owns any property. This search must cover all 11 Deeds Offices to provide a complete report.
In South Africa, the following 11 Deeds Offices maintain property ownership records:
We provide Deeds Office searches from all 11 of these offices, ensuring that your reinstatement application meets CIPC's requirements.
If you're in the process of reinstating a deregistered company, don't let property ownership documentation hold you back. Use our service to obtain the necessary Deeds Office searches from all 11 Deeds Offices in South Africa and ensure your application is CIPC-compliant.
It takes 1 Working Day. You will get an email as soon as the document is ready.
The CIPC Reinstatement Search costs R695 per company, paid securely online before the search runs. There is no subscription and no per-page charge.
Delivered by email from the CIPC company register. We retrieve what is already on the register; we do not hold our own copy of it.
No. The search is ordered, paid for and delivered online, which is the reason this service exists.
A "not found" result is a completed search and is charged for. Confirming that no matching record exists is often exactly the answer an executor, an attorney or a bank needs in writing.
