SASSA Reapplication for SRD Grants 2025

Have you applied for a SASSA grant only to find your application rejected? Don’t worry—there’s a way to fix it? You can reapply for the SASSA grant to increase your chances of approval. But make sure to meet all eligibility criteria before reapplying otherwise your grant will be rejected again. In this article, I will discuss everything about SASSA SRD reapplication to help you fix any issues that led to the rejection.

I will talk about the process of SASSA reapplication for R350 / R370, who can reapply, the required documents and so on. This will help you meet all the needed conditions to improve your chances of approval, whether you’re reapplying for the first time.

SASSA Reapplication for SRD R370

SASSA SRD Reapplication Process

You can reapply for social relief of distress grant via website, through whatsapp or by visiting the nearest office. Make sure you have cancelled your existing srd grant.

SASSA Reapplication for R350 Apply Online:

Follow this step-by-step process to make sure you do not miss any important thing.

  • Visit the SRD official website 
  • Select the category by scrolling down and finding two yellow tabs. Now choose the tab: South African ID Holders (for permanent residents and citizens) Asylum Seekers and Special Permit Holders (for qualifying noncitizens).
  • Start the application under “How do I apply for this SRD grant?” then tap “Click here to apply”. 
  • Enter your mobile number and receive a verification code. 
  • Enter the PIN and verify.
  • Read the terms and click accept to proceed.
  • Fill in the personal details section and check it. 
  • The system will check your credentials.
  • You will receive a confirmation message and reference number if the identity details match with those recorded in “Home Affairs Department”.

SASSA R370 Reapplication through WhatsApp

You can choose a simple reapplication procedure through WhatsApp as well.

  • Send a message to the SASSA’s number: 0820468553
  • Give your details.
  • You will be provided a reference number, OTP and website link.
  • Enter the code on the SASSA webpage.
  • Provide surname and ID number. 
  • Recheck details to ensure accuracy. 
  • Read and accept the terms.

SRD SASSA Reapplication by Visiting Office

Follow the steps about how you can apply for reapplication by visiting your nearby SASSA office.

  • Visit the nearest office in your area during opening days from Monday to Friday.
  • Bring your necessary documents with you. 
  • Request a SASSA application form, complete it accurately, and submit it.
  • Submit your application 
  • The SASSA official will take your interview to confirm your financial status. 
  • Get a receipt as the only proof.

Required Documents For SASSA R370 Reapplication

Before SASSA reapplication, ensure you have complete, accurate and updated documents. If you provide updated and correct documents at the time of reapplication, it helps you get the grant easily and avoid any issues.

  • ID card/driving license/ passport 
  • A document such as a utility bill, electricity bill, or water bill with your address.
  • Family details: marital status, family members etc.
  • Papers showing your pay (pay slips) or statements from your bank as income proof.
  • Bank account number and the code for your bank branch.

Why was my SASSA Grant Rejected? Common Reasons Explained.

Here are the specific reasons for the declined SASSA grant:

  • If the personal information given in your application doesn’t match the records held by the Department of Home Affairs.
  • Your age was below 18 years when you applied earlier.
  • SASSA identifies your bank account balance during the reconsideration period which was R624 or more.
  • If You receive payments from the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) during the reconsideration.
  • Get financial assistance from NSFAS (the National Student Financial Aid Scheme).
  • Also applied for another SASSA grant.

SASSA Status Check for R370 Reapplication

Did you submit the reapplication for a declined SASSA grant? Now check your reapplication status. SASSA status check procedure is same for first time applicants and reapplicants as well.

Visit the website, srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/. Enter your id number and phone number and click check status. It will show you the status of your application. Whether it is approved or still pending.

If you see your SASSA status reapplication not showing as pending during the 60 days, you can appeal the R370 grant about the application problem. The national agency and DSD will reinstate it quickly.

2025 Update about R370 SASSA Grant Reapplication

SASSA made some changes for the people to reapply for the SRD grant, Here’s some points:

  • The grant is now available until March 2025, so people who are in need can keep getting this aid. 
  • No need to apply again every month once it is approved. It will automatically continue each month until March 2025.
  • You can now reapply for the grant online through SASSA’s official website. 
  • The government of South Africa is working on making the reapplication process quick and easy for you to check your reapplication status.

How to Contact SASSA for Reapplication Issues?

If you still face reapplication issues, reach out to SASSA. You can dial the SASSA toll-free call center on 080060 10 11 or send an email to the SASSA support team at [email protected].

Conclusion

I personally appreciate the SASSA that offers an SRD R370 grant for critical relief to vulnerable South Africans who have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The monetary assistance is subject to ongoing evaluation and review by the government, and eligible individuals can apply through the online portal or via WhatsApp. Follow the guide for reapplication of SASSA R350 / R370.

FAQs

The SASS gives you a reason if your reapplication for an SASSA grant gets rejected too. Then you can go for an appeal process within 90 days of rejection.

Once your reapplication of SASSA aid is approved, you will not have to reapply again monthly.

Check the rules before applying for the multiple aids given by the South African government.

There are alternative methods such as cash payment points, Post bank Outlet and the SASSA card.


Sifiso Andreas

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