How can I check if a property practitioner is registered with the PPRA?

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You can check if a property practitioner is registered with the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) in South Africa by following these steps:

• Visit the PPRA website .

• Click on the "Search for a Property Practitioner" link on the homepage.

• Enter the name or registration number of the property practitioner you wish to search for in the search box.

• Click on the "Search" button.

The search results will display the registration status, registration number, and contact details of the property practitioner if they are registered with the PPRA.

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