How To Appeal For Sassa SRD R370/R350 Grant

I know what it’s like to feel the weight of hope crushed by a rejected SASSA SRD R370 grant.

After carefully filling out forms and waiting for that vital support, seeing a “Declined” status can be heartbreaking.

I’ve been there, feeling lost and wondering what to do next. But here’s the good news—I didn’t give up, and neither should you.

The appeal process exists for a reason, and with the right steps, you can turn things around just like I did.

Let me walk you through how to make that happen.

Step-by-Step Guide to Appeal for R370

1. Understand Why Your Application Was Declined

Before you start the appeal process, it’s crucial to know the reason for the rejection. Common reasons include:

  • Incorrect or incomplete information provided during the application.
  • Discrepancies between the information you provided and government records.
  • Income above the qualifying threshold.

Understanding the specific reason for your decline will help you prepare a more targeted and effective appeal.

2. Gather Essential Documents

To support your appeal, you’ll need to have certain documents on hand:

  • South African ID: Ensure you have your 13-digit South African ID number.
  • Mobile Number: Use the phone number linked to your original SRD application.
  • Relevant Documents: These might include bank statements, proof of unemployment, or any other documents that could support your claim.

Having these ready will streamline the appeal process and prevent delays.

3. Visit the SASSA SRD Appeal Portal

To initiate the appeal:

  • Go to the official SASSA website.
  • Navigate to the SRD section, where you’ll find the appeal portal.

Ensure that you’re on the official SASSA site to avoid scams or phishing attempts.

4. Enter Your Credentials

  • ID Number: Enter your 13-digit South African ID number as requested.
  • Mobile Number: Provide the mobile number you used during your initial application.

After entering this information, you’ll receive a One-Time PIN (OTP) via SMS. This PIN is necessary to proceed with the appeal.

5. Select the Month You Wish to Appeal

  • Once logged in, the system will display the months for which your application was rejected.
  • Select the specific month you want to appeal. If multiple months were declined, each month will require a separate appeal.

6. Provide a Reason for Your Appeal

You’ll need to clearly articulate why you believe the rejection was incorrect. Some tips for writing your reason:

  • Be Specific: Mention any discrepancies or errors that may have led to the rejection.
  • Stay Concise: Focus on the key points that support your appeal.
  • Highlight Supporting Evidence: If applicable, reference the documents you’ll be attaching to strengthen your case.

7. Upload Supporting Documents

Supporting documents are crucial in convincing SASSA to reconsider your application.

Here’s what you should do:

  • Attach Documents: Upload any documents that validate your financial situation or correct errors in your initial application.
  • Ensure Clarity: Make sure all documents are clear and legible before uploading.

Examples of useful documents include recent bank statements, a letter from your previous employer, or any other relevant financial documentation.

8. Review and Submit Your Appeal

Before submitting, double-check all the information you’ve entered:

  • Ensure that your ID number and mobile number are correct.
  • Verify that all attached documents are uploaded properly.
  • Review the reason for your appeal to ensure it’s clear and accurate.

Once everything looks good, submit your appeal through the portal.

9. Track Your Appeal and Wait for a Response

After submission, the appeal process can take between 60 to 90 days. Here’s what to do during this period:

  • Save Confirmation: Keep any confirmation emails or messages you receive.
  • Track Your Appeal: Regularly check the SASSA website or contact SASSA for updates on the status of your appeal.

What to Do If Your Appeal Is Declined

If your appeal is unsuccessful, take these steps:

  • Review the Reason: SASSA will provide a reason for the rejection of your appeal. Understanding this can guide your next steps.
  • Seek Assistance: If you’re unsure about the rejection reason or believe it was incorrect, you might consider seeking advice or assistance from a legal advisor or SASSA representative.
  • Consider Further Action: Depending on the reason for the rejection, you may explore other avenues of support or assistance.

Contact SASSA for Help

If you encounter any issues during the appeal process:

  • Reach Out to SASSA: Contact SASSA through their official helpline or visit a local SASSA office for support.
  • Seek Help Online: Utilize the resources available on the SASSA website or their social media channels for additional guidance.

Taking the right steps when appealing a declined SASSA SRD R370 grant increases your chances of success.

Ensure you follow each step carefully and provide accurate and comprehensive information to support your appeal.

132 thoughts on “How To Appeal For Sassa SRD R370/R350 Grant”

  2. Hello can I get help to appeal my appeal, I did applied then it’s said I have uif registered I quit my job before contract ends so I can’t have my uif because of that please helpto appeal please

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  16. Always my srd decline due to identity verification and I have make an appeal but it is still decline..help me I need that money I’m not working and not earning nothing

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  27. I tried to appeal sassa 370 seens July and it still declined due to the reason of an income that I don’t receive, I m not working seems July 2024,I need help pls to make an appeal.

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  39. Hello please can I get my appeals from February until now,because I’m not working at the moment the money I get is for my children’s grant’s

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  80. I’m currently no longer receiving my R370 grant ever since July and I’m not working I’m depending on this grant and it always says identity verification

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  93. I lost my phone a while back but the money continued coming into my account then it stopped, now I don’t remember that cell number coz I tried making a sim swap but was told the number was ported and given to someone else
    How can I get help coz I can’t log in to check status because of that number.
    What do I do to get my 350

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  98. Hi there, I did apply and the reason for my decline was I have UIF registered but haven’t been receiving UIF for the past 2 months, logged an appeal but it is still pending. I couldn’t attach supporting documents as there was nowhere to attach but I do have proof that I haven’t been getting UIF nor salary. Kindly assist with my appeal, please

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