CIPC filings, done for you
CoR 40.5 filed by CIPC specialists. Includes catching up outstanding annual returns so the reinstatement is accepted first time.
Step 1 of 3— Your details
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What's included
Turnaround: 4–8 weeks at CIPC
What you'll need
We send a tailored checklist after your intake — you won't have to guess.
Pricing
One-off
From R2 790
Restore a deregistered or final-deregistration company back to active status at CIPC.
Turnaround: 4–8 weeks at CIPC
Add-on
From R350
Jump the queue. Your filing is handled by a senior specialist and lodged on the same business day where CIPC allows.
Often combined with
Annual returns at CIPC
From R490File your CIPC annual return and keep the company in good standing. One or two year catch-up available.
Beneficial ownership filing
From R890Lodge or update your beneficial ownership register with CIPC in line with the Companies Amendment Act.
FAQ
Reinstatement takes roughly 4–8 weeks at CIPC depending on the queue and whether affidavits or proof of operation are required. We lodge within 3 business days and track weekly until the status flips back to 'In Business'.
The company registration number, proof the company was operating (bank statements, invoices, lease, contracts), certified ID copies for directors and shareholders, and any outstanding annual-return information. We send a tailored checklist after your intake.
Yes — CIPC requires the missed annual returns to be filed either before or as part of the reinstatement. Our fixed fee includes catching up outstanding returns as part of the single lodgement.
Final deregistration is reinstatable if we can show continuous operation or a legitimate reason for restoration. If operation cannot be proven, a High Court application is required — we'll tell you which path applies in your first call.
Usually yes — the original name is held during reinstatement. If another company has taken the name in the meantime we discuss options, including reinstating under an alternative name.