Declined SASSA SRD Grant Application
Hey there! So you applied for the SASSA SRD Grant but unfortunately, your application got declined. Don’t worry, because I’ve got some helpful information for you on how to appeal the decision and give your application another chance.
Before you jump into the appeal process, it’s important to ensure that you meet all the criteria for the SRD R350 Grant. Meeting these criteria is crucial because not meeting them is the most common reason for having your application declined. Here’s what you need to check: Declined SASSA SRD Grant Application
- You must be a South African Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Refugee registered on the DHA database. Or you should be a holder of a special permit under the Special Angolan Dispensation, the Lesotho Exemption Permit dispensation, the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit Dispensation, or an asylum seeker with a valid section 22 permit or visa.
- You must reside within South Africa.
- You must be between the ages of 18 and 60 years old.
- You must have insufficient means to support yourself and your family, with a monthly income not exceeding R350.
- You should not be receiving any other social grants on behalf of yourself.
- You should not be contributing to or eligible for UIF payments.
- You should have no financial support from any other source.
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Declined SASSA SRD Grant Application
If you meet all of the above criteria and your application was still declined, don’t lose hope! You can submit an appeal to have your application reassessed. The appeal process involves lodging your appeal with the Department of Social Services. They will review your case and reconsider their decision.
Remember, it’s important to provide all the necessary information and supporting documents when submitting your appeal. This will increase your chances of a successful outcome.
I hope this information helps you in your appeal process. Stay positive and good luck!
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