sassa appeal form 2024-2025

sassa appeal form 2024-2025

If your Sassa social relief grant appeal was denied, you have the right to appeal the decision. This procedure will begin when you submit a written notice of appeal to SASSA within 30 days of receiving notification that your application has been denied.

You will then be required to appear in person at the SASSA office to explain why you believe SASSA’s decision was incorrect. Alternatively, you can hire a specialist in this field to represent you during this process.

• Step 1: To access the appeals portal, click on the message “click here to lodge an appeal or check appeal status.”
• Step 2: Enter your ID and the cellphone number you used to apply for the grant.
• Step 3: Press “send pin” and wait for the verification pin SMS. Then enter the pin and press the “submit” button. This is done to ensure that you are the correct person filing the appeal. You will be unable to complete the process without the verification pin. You are also
• You must also have the cellphone used to create the application with you; otherwise, you will be unable to create the application.
• If you have changed or lost your cellphone, you must update your information on the “srd.sassa.gov.za” website. (TO BE COMPLETED ON JULY 1**)
• Step 5: Decide which month you want to appeal to. If you only applied for one month, it will already show the month. The system will also tell you why your application was rejected.
• Step: Please choose the reason for your appeal application by clicking the “drop-down” arrow. Please choose one of the listed reasons.
• Step 7: Finally, click “submit” and you’re done.

The Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD Grant) is administered in accordance with Section 32 of the Social Assistance Act of 2004 (Act No. 13 of 2004) and is implemented with the Minister of Finance’s approval.

The Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD Grant) is intended for South African citizens, refugees, asylum seekers, and Special Permit Holders who are between the ages of 18 and 60 have insufficient means, do not receive social grants on behalf of themselves/himself, are not contributing to or eligible for UIF payment, and have no other financial support.