1. Confirm your current status
Establish whether you are still under debt review, whether an order exists and which obligations remain linked to the process.
Request a status assessment
A clear, evidence-led South African process
First confirm your current debt review status. Then identify the lawful route, gather the required evidence and complete the appropriate clearance or credit-record follow-through.
Debt review removal is not a one-click cancellation. The correct process depends on your current status, documents, payment position and any existing court or Tribunal order.
Establish whether you are still under debt review, whether an order exists and which obligations remain linked to the process.
Request a status assessmentReview payment records, paid-up letters and relevant documents to determine whether clearance-certificate requirements or another route may apply.
Understand removal optionsPrepare the appropriate process and support the required credit-bureau or credit-record updates once the applicable requirements are met.
Understand credit-record updatesBegin with a remote assessment from anywhere in South Africa, then follow the route that applies to your individual debt review status.
Direct answers about debt review status, clearance certificates, evidence and lawful next steps.
Debt review removal starts by confirming your current legal and credit-bureau status. The correct route then depends on whether you are still under debt review, whether a court or Tribunal order exists, which debts have been settled and whether the requirements for a clearance certificate or another lawful process have been met.
No. A debt review indicator cannot simply be deleted on request. Your options depend on the stage of the process and the facts of your case. An assessment should confirm your status and the lawful route before fees or promises are made.
A clearance certificate is issued through the prescribed debt review process when the applicable requirements have been met. It is then filed with credit bureaus so the debt review indicator and qualifying paid-up listings can be updated.
The assessment may examine your debt review status, court or Tribunal documents, payment records, paid-up letters, credit reports and the remaining obligations included in the debt review process.
NDCsa Africa offers a free initial assessment to help you establish your current position, identify missing evidence and understand the appropriate debt review removal, clearance or credit-record next step. Outcomes and timeframes depend on the facts of each case.
Request a free assessment before choosing or paying for a removal route.