Antenuptial Agreement Form

ANTENUPTIAL AGREEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
Hello lovely couple!

Congratulations on your engagement and for making one of your biggest decisions in life! We’re grateful to be part of this exciting chapter of your journey. This form helps us gather the important information required to prepare your Antenuptial Contract (ANC).

Kindly ensure to read all notes carefully and provide accurate information. If you’re unsure about any part of this form or want to discuss your options, you’re welcome to schedule a 30-minute consultation - it’s included in our fee.

P.S. You can save your form and continue later without losing your progress.

1.1 You will need:

The love of your life;
A copy of your ID or passport (if you’re not a South African citizen);
Proof of residence (not older than 3 months);
Details of any assets you wish to exclude – if you’d like to keep their value separate from the marriage (we explain this in more detail below).

1.2 The process:

1. Apply	a. Go through the form; b. Choose what suits you best; c. Complete your details; d. Submit and pay. Need help deciding or have questions? Book a 30-minute consultation at any point with our friendly Notary (included in the fee).
2. We draft your ANC	We’ll send you a draft ANC to check and a Special Power of Attorney to sign and courier back to us.
3. Finalise & register	Once you are happy, our Notary takes care of the rest to make sure it's properly signed and registered in the Deeds Office. Once registered (±2–3 months), we can send the original ANC to your chosen PostNet branch.
4. Happily ever after	It’s time to celebrate and enjoy your happily ever after! (Note: you can get married even before the ANC is registered, as long as it’s signed before marriage.)

1. MARRIAGE OPTIONS

Your marital regime (in community, out community - with our without accrual) determines how your assets and debts are shared between you and your spouse during the marriage and when the marriage ends by death or divorce.
What are our options?
1. In community of property – everything you both own (and owe) is shared equally.
2. Out of community of property (WITH accrual) – each keeps what they own (and owe), but you share the growth (accrual) made during the marriage, at the end of the marriage.
3. Out of community of property (WITHOUT accrual) – each keeps what they own (and owe) completely separate, both now and in future.
4. Not sure? Book a consultation.
How do you want to be married?*
Select an option and click "Next" to complete the form.

2. MARRIED IN COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY
If you don’t sign an Antenuptial Contract (ANC) before your wedding, you’ll automatically be married in community of property.

In simple terms - you and your spouse own (and owe) EVERYTHING together, both what you had before and what you gain during the marriage. All your money, property and debts go into one shared “pot”. You’ll also need each other’s permission when applying for credit or taking out a contract.

When the marriage ever ends, everything in that shared "pot" is divided equally (50/50) between you.

In the case of death, assets are usually frozen until the estate winds up, which could take years.

Go "Back" to read through the out of community of property options.

2. MARRIED OUT OF COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY - (WITH ACCRUAL)

Under this option, each spouse keeps full control and ownership of their own assets and liabilities, both before and during the marriage. You don’t need each other’s permission for financial decisions. BUT here’s the tricky part: when the marriage ends through death or divorce, you then share the GROWTH IN VALUE that both of you built up together during the marriage - this growth/ increase is called the accrual. You require an ANC for this option.
Select below to see a simple example of how accrual works when a marriage ends.

Show example
Choosing this option? Complete your details below, submit and pay.
Estimated wedding date *

DayMonthYear
Please ensure your ANC is signed BEFORE the date of marriage.

2. MARRIED OUT OF COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY - (WITHOUT ACCRUAL)

Under this option, it's simple: what's his, stays his and what's hers, stays hers - before, during and at the end of the marriage. Each spouse keeps full control and ownership of their own assets and liabilities, both before and during the marriage. There is no sharing of profits, assets, or debts - what each spouse owns and owes remains entirely separate and there is, generally, no claim for division or growth when the marriage ends through divorce or death. You require an ANC for this option.
Choosing this option? Complete your details below, submit and pay.
Estimated wedding date *

DayMonthYear
Please ensure your ANC is signed BEFORE the date of marriage.

BRIDE'S INFORMATION
1. Bride's name*

Full names (as per ID)Last name (as per ID)
2. I confirm that I am currently unmarried:*
3. Identity number*
(Provide date of birth & passport number if not a RSA citizen)
4. Nationality*
5. Contact number*
6. Email address*
7. Bride's file upload*

Upload a copy of ID (or passport if foreign national) and a copy of proof of residence (not older than 3 months).
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8. Current residential address*

Street address

Street address line 2

CityProvince

Postal code

BRIDE'S INFORMATION
9. Bride's assets

If you currently own any assets and don’t record their value or specifically exclude them in the ANC, the value of those assets at the end of your marriage (if you still own them by then) will automatically be considered part of the accrual ("growth") you and your spouse have built together. The ANC allows you to decide how the value of your existing assets should be treated.

Your options:

1. Exclude assets entirely:

Exclude a specific asset completely from the accrual - this means both the current value of the asset and any growth it makes during the marriage will not be shared at the end.

2. Exclude the nett commencement value (value at the beginning of your marriage):

Exclude only what your assets are worth now. This means the current value of your assets (adjusted for inflation) will be protected, but any growth in value during the marriage will be shared equally at the end.

3. Don't mention any asset:

If you choose not to list an asset, its value and growth, if any, will automatically form part of the accrual (growth of what you have built up together).
Do you wish to exclude any of your existing assets from the accrual ("growth") and/or declare a nett commencement value for your existing assets, which will be excluded from the accrual?*

YesNo
Please note: Your nett commencement value will be R0 - this works well if both of you have assets of roughly the same value.
9.1. List your assets

Steps:

1. Choose if you want to:

A. "Exclude assets entirely" - exclude their value & growth from the accrual; or

B. "Exclude the nett commencement value"- exclude only the current value of your assets from the accrual.

2. Choose the relevant asset category from the dropdown list.

3. Complete description and value boxes.

4. Add a new line for each asset.

Note: For each asset you may select either option A or B, but not both.
A. Exclude assets entirely

When excluding a specific asset, please provide full details, i.e.:
- Immovable property: Full property description as per your title deed and full street address;
- Movable property (vehicle, machinery, jewelry, etc.): E.g. Vehicle: year, make, model, registration no., engine no., chassis no.;
- Policies: Name of provider, beneficiary details, amount and policy number;
- Financial: Investments with official reference details;
- Family trust beneficiary: Name and registration number of trust and details of founder;
- Business interests: Shares in companies (company names with registration numbers);
- Any other asset you want to exclude...
List specific assets to exclude
B. Exclude the nett commencement value (currrent value)

When recording the current value of your assets, please also include any amount still owed on the asset, where applicable.
List the values of your assets

GROOM'S INFORMATION
1. Groom's name*

Full names (as per ID)Last name (as per ID)
2. I confirm that I am currently unmarried:*
3. Identity number *
(Provide date of birth & passport number if not a RSA citizen)
4. Nationality*
5. Contact number*
6. Email address*
7. Groom's file upload*

Upload a copy of ID (or passport if foreign national) and a copy of proof of residence (not older than 3 months).
Cancelof
8. Current residential address*

Street address

Street address line 2

CityProvince

Postal code

GROOM'S INFORMATION
9. Groom's assets

If you currently own any assets and don’t record their value or specifically exclude them in the ANC, the value of those assets at the end of your marriage (if you still own them by then) will automatically be considered part of the accrual ("growth") you and your spouse build together. The ANC allows you to decide how the value of your existing assets should be treated.

Your options:

1. Exclude assets entirely:

Exclude a specific asset completely from the accrual - this means both the current value of the asset and any growth it makes during the marriage will not be shared at the end.

2. Exclude the nett commencement value (value at the beginning of your marriage):

Exclude only what your assets are worth now. This means the current value of your assets (adjusted for inflation so it stays fair over time) will be protected, but any growth in value during the marriage will be shared equally at the end.

3. Don't mention any asset:

If you choose not to list an asset, its value and growth, if any, will automatically form part of the accrual (growth of what you build up together).
Do you wish to exclude any of your existing assets from the accrual ("growth") and/or declare a nett commencement value for your existing assets, which will be excluded from the accrual?*

YesNo
Please note: Your nett commencement value will be R0 - this works well if both of you have assets of roughly the same value.
9.1. List your assets

Steps:

1. Choose if you want to:

a. "Exclude assets entirely" - exclude their value & growth from the accrual; or

b. "Exclude the nett commencement value"- exclude only the current value of your assets from the accrual.

2. Choose the relevant asset category from the dropdown list.

3. Complete description and value boxes.

4. Add a new line for each asset.

Note: For each asset you may select either option A or B, but not both.
A. Exclude assets entirely

When excluding a specific asset, please provide full details, i.e.:
- Immovable property: Full property description as per your title deed and full street address;
- Movable property (vehicle, machinery, jewelry, etc.): E.g. Vehicle: year, make, model, registration no., engine no., chassis no.;
- Policies: Name of provider, beneficiary details, amount and policy number;
- Financial: Investments with official reference details;
- Family trust beneficiary: Name and registration number of trust and details of founder;
- Business interests: Shares in companies (company names with registration numbers);
- Any other asset you want to exclude...
List specific assets to exclude
B. Exclude the nett commencement value (current value)

When recording the current value of your assets, please also include any amount still owed on the asset, where applicable.
List the values of your assets

2. NOT SURE? BOOK A CONSULTATION

Still not quite sure or have a few questions after reading through the options? No problem at all - it’s important that you feel completely comfortable with your choice and we’re here to guide you. You’re welcome to send us your questions or schedule a 30-minute consultation.
What would you like to do?*

Submit questions – we will get back to you as soon as possible.Book a consultation – discuss your ANC options in a 30-minute online session.
Submit your questions

Pop your questions in the box below - we’ll gladly assist.
Name

First NameLast Name
Email
e.g. joe@gmail.com
Do you have questions for us?
Select "Submit" and we will be in touch soon.
Select "Next" to make a booking and payment.

3. DONATIONS

This section applies only if any spouse wishes to give the other a gift (donation) as part of this ANC, such as money, property, or another asset. Please provide the details below, if applicable. If no donation applies, you may select “No” and click “Next” to continue.
Are either of you making a donation to the other as part of your ANC?*
Who is making the donation (donor)?
Who is receiving the donation (donee)?
Full description of donation:
Conditions or Notes (if any):

PAYMENT

Almost done! Making your payment is simple and convenient. You can pay instantly through our secure payment link, or if you prefer, you can do a direct EFT using the banking details below. Once your payment is received, we’ll be in touch!
Our comprehensive service fee of R1,750.00 includes:
1. An optional 30-min. online consultation with you and your partner if you need clarity on any aspect (choose your preferred date and time below);
2. Customised drafting of your Antenuptial Contract (inlcuding any refinements until it properly reflects your intentions);
3. Notarising your contract (as required by law);
4. Lodging the original Antenuptial Contract with the Deeds Office;
5. Paying the Deeds Office fees;
6. Preparing a confirmation letter for your marriage officer.
Do you want to book a consultation?*

Yes, please!No, we’re comfortable with our decision.
Book a consultation

Need an appointment? Schedule a 30 min. consultation with us.
Name

First NameLast Name
Email
e.g. joe@gmail.com
Select a proposed date and time for an online meeting.
What would you like to discuss during our consultation?
How would you like to pay?*

Online payment via a secure payment linkEFT

My Service

Antenuptial AgreementDrafting, reviewing, registration and confirmation letter.

1,750.00ZAR

Courier - PostNet to PostNet Delivery of your contract to a PostNet branch, once it is registered.

150.00ZAR

Own courier arrangementsWe will make our own arrangements to collect the registered contract.

FreeZAR

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Total

0.00ZAR

Would you like us to arrange delivery of your contract once it’s registered?*

1. Yes - PostNet to PostNet: R150.00.2. No, we will make our own arrangements.
Kindly make payment based on your chosen option:

Option 1: R1,750.00 (ANC) + R150.00 (PostNet to PostNet) = R1,900.00
Option 2: R1,750.00 (ANC) + R0.00 (own arrangements) = R1,750.00

Our trust bank account details for EFT:

Account Name: UYS INC
Bank: FNB
Account Number: 63151718625
Branch Code: 255355
Reference: [Initials and Surname / ANC]

(Please send your proof of payment to jorisa.uys@uysincorporated.co.za | +27 (0)72 878 6968)

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ANTENUPTIAL AGREEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

1. MARRIAGE OPTIONS

2. MARRIED IN COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY

2. MARRIED OUT OF COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY - (WITH ACCRUAL)

Choosing this option? Complete your details below, submit and pay.

2. MARRIED OUT OF COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY - (WITHOUT ACCRUAL)

Choosing this option? Complete your details below, submit and pay.

2. NOT SURE? BOOK A CONSULTATION

Submit your questions

3. DONATIONS

PAYMENT

Book a consultation