Filing a statement after acquiring a property with a charge
Accounting entities
Businesses
Corporate Service Providers (CSP)
Debts and charges
2 February 2026
You must notify ACRA when your company acquires a property that has an existing charge on it.
Before you file
This guide explains how to file a statement in respect of property acquired by the company while the property is subject to a charge.
When your company acquires property that has an existing charge on it, you must file this statement within 30 days of acquiring the property.
Failing to register on time is an offence that may lead to fines. Your charge may become void against the liquidator or other secured creditors. Learn more about registering a new charge.
Who may file
You may file this eService if you are a/an:
Company officer of a local company
Authorised representative of a foreign company
You may also engage a corporate service provider to file on your behalf.
What you need to prepare
Required documents and information
You need to prepare | Details |
|---|---|
Chargor's UEN | The chargor is the borrower (your company). You need the unique entity number (UEN) if you are filing for the:
|
Charge details | You need to prepare the registered charge number. |
Chargee details | The chargee is the lender. Prepare their:
|
Charge amount details, if applicable | If the charge does not cover all the amount owed, prepare details of the charge amount. This includes the:
|
Fees and processing time
Register new charge
What you need to know | Details |
|---|---|
Fees | $60 |
Processing time | Immediate |
Step 1: Log in to Bizfile and open the "Register new charge" eService
Follow these steps to navigate to the Register new charge eService.
Note: All entity and personal information (including UEN, entity details, NRIC or FIN numbers, names and addresses) shown are dummy data for illustration purposes only.

Step 2: Enter charge details
This includes the:
Chargor's unique entity number (UEN)
Registered charge number

Step 3: Enter chargee details
You need to add at least one chargee (lender) to register a new charge.

Step 4: Review and make payment












