Re-Instate a Company

Do you need to re-instate your company which has been deregistered by the CIPC?

R1 750.00

How it works

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Step 1

Complete the application form online
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Step 2

Provide us with the required information and documents
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Step 3

Make payment by credit card, EFT or direct deposit
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Step 4

Receive confirmation that your company has been re-instated

What we will need from you

We will need the following documents and information from your:

  • Shareholders agreement
  • Bank statements for 6 months before and 6 months after date of deregistration
  • Director/s ID or passport
  • Director ID

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Frequently Asked Questions

The CIPC will normally deregister a company due to consistent non-submission of annual returns and non filing of Beneficial Ownership information. This is because this is an indication to the CIPC that the company is not active and not trading

The directors of the company need to be able to indicate to the CIPC that the company was in business at the time of deregistration. To this end, the CIPC will require 6 months bank statements before date of deregistration and 6 months bank statements after date of deregistration

Furthermore, the company may need to provide evidence of ownership of immovable property (deeds search)

Our Re-instatement service fee is for the service of processing and submitting the Re-instatement application to the CIPC. It excludes the cost of annual returns and filing of Beneficial Ownership

Once the CIPC has re-instated the company, the company will be given a limited time to file its annual returns and beneficial ownership

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