Need to know what properties someone owns in a specific Deeds Office? Our Instant Person Search queries the Deeds Office registry in real-time to reveal all properties and marriage contracts registered to an individual. Get accurate, up-to-date ownership information delivered instantly to your screen and email.
Our Instant Person Search connects directly to South African Deeds Office records, giving you immediate access to property ownership information. No waiting, no delays – enter the details and receive your results within seconds.
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South Africa's property records are maintained across multiple regional Deeds Offices including Pretoria, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pietermaritzburg, Bloemfontein, King William's Town, Vryburg, Mpumalanga, and Limpopo. Each office holds records for properties within its jurisdiction. Our search allows you to target specific registries to find the information you need efficiently.
We take data protection seriously. In line with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), all person searches require the individual's complete 13-digit ID number. This safeguards personal information and ensures that only legitimate, identifiable searches are processed.
Skip the queues and paperwork. Our online platform delivers Deeds Office data directly to you at a fraction of the cost and time of traditional manual searches. Results are sourced from official records, ensuring the information you receive is accurate and reliable.
Select your Deeds Office, enter the 13-digit ID number, and click search. Your property ownership summary will be displayed instantly.
The result is generated while you wait and shown on screen as soon as the payment clears. There is no queue and no office visit.
The Instant Person Search costs R225 per search, 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.