Registering a small company with CIPC

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  • dellatjie
    Silver Member

    • Sep 2012
    • 335

    #16
    @Houses4Rent What details do you need?

    If you go to http://www.cipro.gov.za/2/home/ you can search for the enterprise in the left bottom corner.

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    • Houses4Rent
      Gold Member

      • Mar 2014
      • 803

      #17
      Thanks, that was the one I was looking for. That was CIPRO though. Are you sure that that data is still up to date?

      I am looking for contact details. Its not a trading company. No website

      I now clicked on any company name of the list which came up and it returned
      "The page cannot be found"
      Houses4Rent
      "We treat your investment as we treat our own"
      marc@houses4rent.co.za www.houses4rent.co.za
      083-3115551
      Global Residential Property Investor / Specialized Letting Agent & Property Manager

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      • dellatjie
        Silver Member

        • Sep 2012
        • 335

        #18
        @Houses4Rent - The only contact details I can think of that you will be able to get, is the Postal and registered address.

        This you will get by logging in on www.cipc.co.za and choosing a free disclosure form. However, I see this morning that the website have changed, so I am not sure if the procedure will have changed.

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        • Houses4Rent
          Gold Member

          • Mar 2014
          • 803

          #19
          Thanks, I now found out that it might not be a CC after all. Maybe I just go there and ask the people hanging around there in these properties what I need to know.
          I am trying to find out what is going to happen with some run down units next to the block I might buy a flat in.
          Houses4Rent
          "We treat your investment as we treat our own"
          marc@houses4rent.co.za www.houses4rent.co.za
          083-3115551
          Global Residential Property Investor / Specialized Letting Agent & Property Manager

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          • Basment Dweller
            Silver Member

            • Aug 2014
            • 314

            #20
            Do your prospective tenants comply when you ask for bank statements and do you get 3 months? After TPN, payslip and reference from previous landlord isn't it too much to ask at this point? I've always wondered what weird and wonderful expenses show up on those statements..

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            • Houses4Rent
              Gold Member

              • Mar 2014
              • 803

              #21
              If they do not comply with 3m statements there is no way I can approve them and they will not get the chance to live in that property. I do it for others and have to stick to the system. If I do it privately I could do it without the statements, but then I would not be able to do it with the rental guarantee. I burnt my fingers big time (before I started this agency) and will not risk it again.
              Houses4Rent
              "We treat your investment as we treat our own"
              marc@houses4rent.co.za www.houses4rent.co.za
              083-3115551
              Global Residential Property Investor / Specialized Letting Agent & Property Manager

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              • Basment Dweller
                Silver Member

                • Aug 2014
                • 314

                #22
                Looks like I responded in the wrong thread, but thanks for the response Houses4Rent you are very pragmatic with your tenant screening which is a lot more than what your average realtor does...I suppose if you're providing a rental guarantee you have to be strict, but I would imagine you also risk driving prospective tenants away from a good deal.

                As a tenant myself I personally don't like to disclose 3 months of my bank statements to pesky real estate agent house wives after providing them with pay slips, employment and previous landlord references.

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                • dcs
                  Junior Member
                  • Nov 2010
                  • 15

                  #23
                  I have a question regarding the input of data on the CIPC site. I have been trying to change the reistered address of a CC, but I am not able to input the effective date. Is there some sort of technique to do this, or is there a simpler method to inform them of an address change?

                  Any help greatly appreciated!

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                  • Jacky
                    Junior Member
                    • Jan 2014
                    • 19

                    #24
                    Originally posted by dcs
                    I have a question regarding the input of data on the CIPC site. I have been trying to change the reistered address of a CC, but I am not able to input the effective date. Is there some sort of technique to do this, or is there a simpler method to inform them of an address change?

                    Any help greatly appreciated!
                    I have also been having trouble with the online transacting website. I am trying to register a company and I get as far as entering the director details when it throws out an error message. I would also love to know if there is another way as I have been trying to register this company for a week now.

                    Many thanks

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                    • Basment Dweller
                      Silver Member

                      • Aug 2014
                      • 314

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Jacky
                      I have also been having trouble with the online transacting website. I am trying to register a company and I get as far as entering the director details when it throws out an error message. I would also love to know if there is another way as I have been trying to register this company for a week now.
                      Many thanks
                      Can I suggest using a shelf company seller. They already have the company set up with no trading history and just change director to you and the company is yours, you can always change and alter the company (moi,name etc) as you go along but if you don't have the knowledge of dealing with CIPC then it may be worth going this route. It's also useful if you need to move fast to complete a transaction like a property deal.

                      I brought this up earlier in this thread and was slated for using shelf company sellers but it's common practice and there are many reputable sellers out there.

                      BTW the CIPC process is have a serious backlog at the moment so plan ahead.

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                      • CLIVE-TRIANGLE
                        Gold Member

                        • Mar 2012
                        • 886

                        #26
                        Actually that whole website is buggered. Again.

                        Meanwhile, that absolute and supreme idiot, Rob Davies, struts around like Mussolini; comically stupid.

                        You can register a company manually, but then you have to mail it snail-mail, and the hub concerned (Witspos) is forever on strike, so chances are it will get held up there. Even if it does not, they will say it did!

                        The only other alternative, if you don't have Docex, is to use the Docex facility of a friendly attorney.

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                        • Houses4Rent
                          Gold Member

                          • Mar 2014
                          • 803

                          #27
                          If I remember correctly CPIC is one of the sites like SARS (also government) who works best on Explorer. If stuck, try another browser.
                          Houses4Rent
                          "We treat your investment as we treat our own"
                          marc@houses4rent.co.za www.houses4rent.co.za
                          083-3115551
                          Global Residential Property Investor / Specialized Letting Agent & Property Manager

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                          • Eric76
                            Junior Member
                            • Sep 2014
                            • 10

                            #28
                            I would recommend registering through a company like swiftreg. It costs a bit more but you they really simplify the process for you. You won't have to deal with CPIC at all. You can also email their support and ask as many questions as you like before you decide to get it registered.


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                            • CLIVE-TRIANGLE
                              Gold Member

                              • Mar 2012
                              • 886

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Houses4Rent
                              If I remember correctly CPIC is one of the sites like SARS (also government) who works best on Explorer. If stuck, try another browser.
                              Lol; IExplorer, Firefox, Chrome .... same result. I suppose Safari might work, but I doubt it, because it is a self inflicted DOS situation.

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                              • CLIVE-TRIANGLE
                                Gold Member

                                • Mar 2012
                                • 886

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Eric76
                                I would recommend registering through a company like swiftreg. It costs a bit more but you they really simplify the process for you. You won't have to deal with CPIC at all. You can also email their support and ask as many questions as you like before you decide to get it registered.
                                I am in the same business as them, which is why I am steaming and know the crap with Witspos hub.

                                An alternative is to use the Pretoria branch of Shelf Company Warehouse, because they physically go to the campus and the MD Chris Gouws will go out of his way to assist.

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