Update the members of your Close Corporation (CC) quickly and easily.
Our team can assist with the full process and submit required documentation to CIPC on your behalf.
Register below and we will assist with your submission.
A member change occurs when existing members are added, removed, or replaced within a Close Corporation. These changes must be submitted to CIPC so company records remain accurate and compliant.
We assist with the following changes:
Once approved by CIPC, official Close Corporation records are updated to reflect the new membership structure.
We prepare the required legal documents:
Typical processing time is 7 to 14 business days. Delays may occur if CIPC experiences high application volumes.
Close Corporation Member Amendment
R599 once-off
A member change occurs when the ownership structure of a Close Corporation is updated, including adding, removing, or replacing members. These changes must be officially recorded with CIPC.
CIPC maintains the official register of companies and Close Corporations. Member changes must be recorded so ownership remains accurate and legally recognised.
The process typically requires registration documents, details of current and new/removed members, and certified ID copies for all members involved. Meeting documents and authorisation forms are also required.
Normally 7 to 14 business days once all required documents are submitted, depending on CIPC workload.
Yes. A Close Corporation may have up to 10 members, each holding a percentage interest.
You receive updated Close Corporation documentation showing revised membership details, typically including an updated CK2 or CK2A certificate.
Yes. A member can be removed when remaining members approve and required documents are submitted to CIPC.
Yes. A Close Corporation can be converted into a Pty Ltd company through a formal process submitted to CIPC.
It is possible to submit directly, but the process involves legal documentation and formal records. Professional assistance helps ensure correct preparation and smoother processing.