The Saskatchewan Personal Property Registry (SPPR) provides an easy and convenient way to search and register interests (liens) against personal property, giving you peace of mind as a buyer or lender.
By registering personal property, you are ensuring that your interest in an item is protected. You will be providing notice to other parties that a registration already exists on the item because other people can search the registry and see it is there.
The following registration services are available online:
Register a Lien - A creditor or secured party, such as a seller or lending institution, can register a financing statement indicating an interest in the personal property of a buyer or debtor.
Change a Lien - When an active registration on personal property needs to be renewed or updated (items added or deleted), it can be amended to ensure it is up to date in the registry.
Remove a Lien - When a creditor or secured party no longer has an interest in personal property (because the debt has been repaid), the registration is discharged.
How Can I Register, Change or Remove a Lien?
Do It Yourself Online - fees are dependant on your transaction.
Among the many benefits to accessing our online search and registration services - the fees are cheaper, you have online access 24/7 and its easy to use, with online prompts to ensure your submission is error free.
Step 1: Sign in to ISC's Online Services site using your SPPR Permanent Account. If you don't have an SPPR Permanent Account – click here to create one.
Step 2: Launch the SPPR application.
Have ISC Do It For You - fees are dependent on your transaction, and include staff-assisted fees.
Contact our friendly Customer Support Team by any of the following methods to get assistance with your registration request:
Customer Support
Call: 1-866-275-4721
Email: ask@isc.ca
ISC Locations
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Get started yourself by printing and filling out the appropriate forms and submitting it by:
Fax:
Email:
Mail: |
(306) 787-8187
sppr@isc.ca
SPPR
1301 - 1st Avenue
Regina, SK, S4R 8H2 |