How Do I Know If SASSA SRD Is Approved?

How Do I Know If SASSA SRD Is Approved?: SRD Status Check

A program called the R350 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) provides financial aid to South African people. The program offers financial assistance and subsidies to help the unemployed and the poor raise their level of living. Over the course of its more than 20 years of service, Sassa has helped more than 1,000,000 people financially. For people with special permits and asylum seekers, there is the Sassa grant.

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How Do I Know If SASSA SRD Is Approved?

To check if the SASSA SRD R350 grant is approved, the following steps will assist you:

• Launch your internet browser or use the Moya app.
• Enter the URL address: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status
• When the page is loaded fully, input your ID number and the phone number used to apply
• Click on the submit button
• Select the month you wish to know if it is approved.
• Choose, say February 2023.
• Click the month, your status will show if it is approved, Declined or Pending.
• If approved, is it with a pay date or without pay dates?
• If the pay date, check the payment date and the date payment was filed by SASSA.
• If there are no pay dates, then wait for some time.
• If you are using a bank account to collect the grant, the grant will be paid into the account on the date shown on the dashboard.
• Therefore watch out for the bank alert or SMS
• You can also go and collect your grant from Merchant like USave, Shoprite, Pick and Pay or Boxer Stores etc

 

Applying for social relief of distress (SRD)

What you should do as an applicant;

1. Apply for social relief of distress at your nearest South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) office or visit https://srd.sassa.gov.za/.

2. Submit your application with the following documents:

your 13-digit bar-coded identity document and your children’s birth certificates.
if your identity document and/or birth certificate are not available:

• an affidavit commissioned by a Justice of the Peace. The affidavit must contain a clause which indicates that the provision of incorrect or inaccurate information will result in prosecution in
• terms of Section 21 of the Social Assistance Act, 2004.
• a sworn statement by a reputable person who knows the applicant and the child. This may be from a councillor, traditional leader, social worker or minister of religion.
• proof that an application for a birth certificate or identity document has been lodged with the Department of Home Affairs.
• where applicable, a temporary identity document issued by the Department of Home Affairs.
• a baptismal certificate.
• a road to health clinic card.
• a school report.

please note: No application can be processed without the sworn statement/affidavit.

3. If you do not have an identity document and birth certificate, an affidavit from your local police station, chief, councillor or religious leader may be enough proof.
4. Show proof that you:

• have applied for a grant
• have had an emergency (e.g. provide a police report that your house burnt down)
• have tried to get maintenance
• have no other support
• are married, divorced, or single
• have no income
• have a short-term medical disability.

 

How to Get Into the SRD SASSA Gov Account

On through official SASSA website, accessible at srd.sassa.gov.za, grant applicants can also monitor the progress of their SRD grant applications at this moment.

• Navigate to the SRD grant application status on the official SASSA website using the online dashboard link here: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status.
• Enter your South African ID number of Applicant.
• Enter the phone number you used to submit the application.
• Your SASSA status check will then be displayed on the following page. SASSA Payment Status Check

How do I check my Sassa payment status?

The R350 Social Relief Grant payment status schedule is announced by the south African Sassa agency every month. This organization is in charge of grant distribution and providing people the special covid 19 benefits. SRD Status Check

 

SASSA ( South African Social Security Agency) Contact Information:

• SASSA Head Office: 012 400 2000
• SASSA toll-free Helpline: 0800 60 10 11
• SASSA Email: info@sassa.gov.za

For more information, visit the official website;

The information we have provided will help all applicants know more about the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), you can also click this link for further details.

 

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