How to Get Copy of Property Deed in South Africa?

In order obtain a copy of a deed or document from a deeds registry, you must: go to any deeds office, pay the required fees, or request a search on the property online via DeedsWEB.

How do I get my title deed in South Africa?

You can search online for title deeds in South Africa through DeedsWeb. Also, you can get the following information on DeedsWeb:

• The registered owner of a property.
• Interdicts and contracts in respect of the property.

What details or information do I need to have to get a copy of property deed in South Africa?

In order to obtain information on a property deed , you must have the following ready:

• Full names and/or identity number of the owner of property, or at least his or her date of birth. (In the case of a juristic person, the name and registration number, if available, is necessary.)
• The correct erf number and township or farm name and number, not the street address. (In the case of a sectional title scheme, the section and the scheme name are required.)

How do I get a copy of a deed in South Africa?

To obtain a copy of a deed or document from a deeds registry, you must:

• go to any deeds office (deeds registries may not give out information acting on a letter or a telephone call)
• go to the information desk where an official will help you to complete a prescribed form and explain the procedure
• request a search on the property, and
• pay the required fee at the cashier’s office. The receipt number will be allocated to your copy of title.