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# The divorce order specifies what should happen to the property

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Divorce orders granted where there is no property deed, because primary transfer is outstanding, are not obligated to mention the subsidy house, so it is not always referenced.
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The Beneficiary in occupation indicates that s/he was married at the time the subsidy was granted, but is now divorced.&#x20;

1. Beneficiary must provide the following documents:&#x20;
   1. Spouse ID
   2. Marriage certificate
   3. Divorce Order
2. The divorce order is reviewed and the property is mentioned
3. Proceed to registration -  [Core Registration Process](/primary-transfer-toolkit/beneficiary-administration-and-transfer-toolkit/validation-regularisation-and-transfer/core-registration-process.md)

See the alternate process for if [The divorce order does not mention the property](/primary-transfer-toolkit/beneficiary-administration-and-transfer-toolkit/categorisation/c.-self-classified-owners-are-beneficiaries-but-some-beneficiaries-are-missing/beneficiaries-are-divorced/the-divorce-order-does-not-mention-the-property.md)
