Sequestration is the act of voluntarily surrendering your financial affairs to the Master of the High Court in accordance with the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936. This process involves an attorney and advocate working on behalf of the debtor to apply for sequestration in the High Court of South Africa. It is usually a last resort for those facing insurmountable debt due to circumstances beyond their control. If granted, the debtor (the applicant) can have up to 80% of their debt written off, providing much-needed relief.
Read MoreWhat does an apostille from South Africa look like? An apostille from South Africa is a square-shaped sticker that is affixed to the document. The apostille includes the following information: Country: South Africa Name of the person signing the document Capacity in which the person signed the document Place where the document was signed Date when the document was signed Name of the authority issuing the apostille Apostille registration number Seal or stamp of the authority issuing the apostille
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