If you are a South African citizen without a job and want to apply online for funding, you should use the Sassa online application to apply for the R350 award. An SRD grant will give you financial support if you are in an economic crisis and cannot care for your family’s essential requirements. The SRD R350 grant was first announced in May 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result of numerous job losses, company closures, and other financial issues, it was extended until March 25, 2025.
The Sassa online application is available for various social grant categories, such as SRD R350, child support, and subsidies for older people. You may apply for the Sassa SRD R350 awards in several ways. Let’s examine it in more depth.
SASSA Online Application:
The application process for SASSA social grants can be finished online. It is broken down into sections, with registration coming first and the application submission procedure coming next. You can choose the kind of grant that you require throughout this step and complete the online application.
In 2024, make sure the following before beginning the online application procedure for SASSA grants:
- Fulfill the requirements for the award you are seeking.
- Make sure you have your refugee documentation or your South African ID card available.
- Get the necessary paperwork to demonstrate your income, financial situation, disability, and caring duties.
- Ensure you have an active cell phone number and a valid email address for verification.
- If your age or handicap prevents you from visiting the SASSA office personally, appoint a procurator.
Supporting Documents Required:
The following paperwork must be submitted for your 2024 SASSA grant application to be approved:
- A copy of your documentation as a refugee or your South African ID
- Verification of your residence address
- Details of a bank account
- certificate of marriage, if appropriate
- A medical evaluation report attesting to a disability or the need for care
- Affidavit of income or official wage slip
- Clinic cards and birth certificates for children
Provide these papers in PDF format through your SASSA account, including clean scanned color copies. An email verifying that your SASSA grant application was received will be sent to you. After verification, if your application is accepted, award funds will begin to arrive in your bank account.
Registration of SASSA Account Online:
- Check out the services page for SASSA.
- Click the “Register A New Account” button to utilize the SASSA services.
- To approve South Africa’s Registration Consent, check the box and press the Apply button.
- Provide the necessary personal data on the “Client Registration” e-form.
- Citizenship (citizen of South Africa, permanent resident, or refugee)
- Identity Number: Your login username serves as your ID number.
- ID document type (temporary ID or ID document)
- Verify the ID number you have.
- Select the user title (Miss/Mrs/Mr).
- Give your last name.
- Give your whole name.
- Please give us your working email address.
- Select a strong password that satisfies specific requirements.
- Verify the password you selected.
- Give your 10-digit South African phone number.
- Once all the information has been entered, press the “Register Me” button.
Your account has been created. Soon, you’ll get a confirmation message with a link to complete your registration or an OTP to your mobile number. After activating your account, you can submit a social grant application.
Applying for SASSA Social Grants:
- Enter your password and log in to access your SASSA account.
- Choose the grant category you want to apply for by clicking the “Social Grant Options” link.
- Fill out the grant application form completely, including all required information.
- Get the affidavit produced by SASSA printed and attested by an oath commissioner.
- Please sign and return the Bank Payment Form with your affidavit.
- Upload the necessary supporting certified papers in PDF format:
- For those requesting Child Support Grants:
- A duplicate of the applicant’s identification
- A duplicate of the spouse’s identity document, if relevant
- Documentation of marital status: marriage license, if relevant
- Evidence of bank information: a letter from the bank with the applicant’s information
- Evidence of income, if any
- An affidavit prepared by SASSA
- Applicants for Foster Child Grants should note:
- A duplicate of the applicant’s identification
- A duplicate of the spouse’s identity document, if relevant
- Documentation of marital status: marriage license, if relevant
- Evidence of bank information: a letter from the bank with the applicant’s information
- Evidence of income, if any
- An affidavit prepared by SASSA
- For applicants of the Older Persons Grant:
- A duplicate of the applicant’s identification
- A duplicate of the spouse’s identity document, if relevant
- Documentation of marital status: marriage license, if relevant
- Evidence of bank information: a letter from the bank with the applicant’s information
- Evidence of income, if any
- An affidavit prepared by SASSA
- After submitting the necessary supporting documentation, your social grant application will be finished.
- To successfully submit your application for an SASSA award, click the “Submit” button.
- You may now monitor the status of your grant application online with SASSA.
SASSA Social Grants: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/
Important Information:
- After applying, you will receive a dated, stamped receipt with the name of the SASSA representative who assisted you with the process.
- Retain your receipt as evidence of your application, and don’t forget that the application procedure is free.
- Please visit the applicable grant page to find the documentation you need for your grant application.
How do you Check the Status of the SASSA Online Application?
After submitting an online grant application, you may sign into your account to see the progress of your application. The following are the states that you may see:
- Application Submitted: Your application was received and processed successfully; a SASSA representative will examine it shortly. After reviewing your application, SASSA will get in touch with you.
- Application Assessed: An SASSA representative placed your application into the system, and it is now being reviewed.
- Application papers Outstanding: This status denotes that some information or papers were missing from your application, as determined by SASSA upon evaluation.
- Application Pending: After being reviewed, your application is awaiting a decision.
- Saved: Incomplete Application: This indicates that the application you submitted was not completed.
How Long Does it Take to Process the Grant for Online SASSA Application?
SASSA may process your online grant application in as long as three months. If so, you will be paid as soon as your application is accepted. You can check the most recent SASSA Payment Dates to determine the precise payday for your cash.
How Can a Successful Grant Application Notify You?
SASSA will send you a letter if your grant application is denied. If you disagree with the decision, you have ninety days from the day you were notified that your application was refused to submit an appeal. Send your request to the Minister of Social Development at the Department of Social Development’s national headquarters.
Contact SASSA SRD Service Centre:
For more questions, please get in touch with the SASSA headquarters at:
- Head Office: 012 400 2322; Toll-Free Call Center: 0800 60 10 11; Email: [email protected]