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This report is designed to confirm property ownership in South Africa. It is ideal for individuals living abroad who require verified information from all 11 Deeds Offices across the country. If no property is found in your name, the report will explicitly state this.
Are you looking to confirm property ownership in South Africa? Our comprehensive Property Ownership Report is the trusted solution for individuals who need verified property ownership information, whether you're based in South Africa or living abroad.
This report offers a nationwide search across all 11 Deeds Offices in South Africa, including offices in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Bloemfontein, Pietermaritzburg, and others. It's an essential tool for expatriates, legal professionals, financial institutions, or anyone requiring official proof of property ownership.
A complete search of all registered property records under your name (or company name)
Clear identification of any properties owned in South Africa
If no property is found, the report will explicitly state that no property is registered in your name
Information sourced directly from the official South African Deeds Office database
Fast turnaround and digitally delivered PDF format
It takes on request. You will get an email as soon as the document is ready.
The Property Ownership Report costs R850 per report, paid securely online before the search runs. There is no subscription and no per-page charge.
Delivered by email from any of South Africa's 11 Deeds Offices. 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.
