SRD Status Check

• There are many different ways you can find out the status of your Sassa SRD application.
• You can look at ‘Referred’, ‘Application Complete’, ‘Bank details pending’, or ‘Approved’.
• Ultimately, the Sassa website can tell you what is happening with your application.

Read on to discover the steps you can take to find out whether your application is in the approved or reopened stage.

‘Referred’

• If you’ve recently applied for SRD grants, you may have noticed that your application status has been ‘Referred’.
• The status ‘Referred’ simply means that SASSA flagged your application as ‘fraudulent’ based on your SAFPS score.
• You can appeal your SRD grant denial, but you must keep track of the process and the outcome.
• Fortunately, SASSA has a system in place to make it easy for you to do so.

You can get an SRD status check by visiting the SASSA website. You can also contact SASSA to see if your application has been referred. If the status is refused,’ you’ll need to contact SASSA by email and provide proof that your issue has been resolved. It may take some time before your application is cleared, but remember that more than 10 million people across South Africa have benefited from the SRD grant.

In some cases, the SRD status check ‘Referred-‘Referred’ means that the grant application has been received but has not been approved’. This is because the South African Social Security Agency has received complaints from the public. In such cases, quality assurance and internal verification processes are conducted by the SARSA. However, in many cases, the SRD grant application will be referred if it was submitted to the correct agency.

Application Complete

If you’ve just applied for a Special Social Relief of Distress (SSD) grant, you might be wondering what this means. The ‘Application Complete’ status means that you’ve finished the application process and been approved. You can check your status every month until March 2022. Here are some tips to keep in mind while trying to get your application approved. If you follow these guidelines, you should have no problem checking your SSD status.

Application Complete – The ‘Application Complete’ status indicates that your application has been received by the SASSA. If you don’t see this status, you can contact the SASSA office for instructions. If you haven’t received your payment yet, you can try resubmitting your application. To check whether your application has been received, make sure to check SASSA’s website monthly.

‘Application Complete’ – The ‘Application Complete’ SRD status means that the South African Social Security Agency has received all of your necessary information. Once they check your application every month, they’ll send you a letter informing you of the status of your application. In case your application has been rejected, follow the steps to appeal the decision. The South African Social Security Agency encourages grant applicants to keep their applications up-to-date.

Bank details pending

• If you’ve applied for an SRD grant, you may have received the message ‘Bank details pending’.
• This means that the agency has approved your application but that they couldn’t find your bank details for payment.
• You can resolve this issue by entering your bank details on the SRD website.
• You’ll be sent a link in an SMS with instructions on how to do so.

The process to verify your bank details is not instantaneous. If your application is still pending, you might have missed one or more details, such as your bank account number or your address. To resolve this issue, contact the SASSA or visit the department’s website and enter your bank details. If you still don’t have your bank details, you can wait another six to eight weeks before receiving your grant.

If your bank information is not in the system, you can try reapplying and submitting the application again. You can also try re-apply if you’ve received the ‘Bank details pending’ message again. Make sure to check your bank details regularly and make any necessary corrections to your application before submitting it. If you have any other problems, don’t hesitate to contact the Sassa SRD.

If you’ve applied for an SRD grant, you’ll need to check the status of your application on a regular basis. Fortunately, the SRD website has a grant status check module. You can check your application’s status by phone, on Whatsapp, or on the SRD website. Sometimes, ‘Bank details pending‘ means you’ve failed to submit your application and need to reapply. There are many reasons why this happens. It can be a human error or another technical issue.

Approved

1. If you are not receiving the SRD grant that you have applied for, you should first check the guidelines on how to apply online.
2. You can find these guidelines on the SASSA SRD website.
3. To check the status of your application, you must enter all your required details.
4. Incorrect information will block the check and you will have to repeat the process.
5. The next step is to find your alternative income source.
6. If you do not have an alternative income source, you may also be disapproved but do not have enough information to apply for a social grant.

Once you have verified that your application has been approved, you must collect your SRD grant payments by 30 November 2021. Otherwise, you will have to forfeit them to the state. You must note that the first cycle of R350 SRD grants ended in April this year, while the second one began in August this year and will run until March 2022. Once you receive your SRD grant, you can begin the construction of your home or business.

It is possible to check your SRD status online if you have a Sassa account. You can also call the helpline number at 0800 601011. However, keep in mind that this service is often busy with urgent clients, so you may want to call them in the middle of the day. If you have a problem with the website, you can try contacting Sassa at their local office.

When your SRD status check says ‘Approved’, it doesn’t mean the money is ready. It simply means that your application has been verified and checked. Next, you’ll receive a date for the payment. Some applicants find this date. Others do not. If you do not get a payment period, your application has not been approved. If you don’t get it, you can use your debit or credit card to buy goods and services.

Refused

There are a few things to know when you receive the SMS ‘SRD status check has been declined.

‘ The first is that your application was declined for ‘Identity Verification Failed’.

This means that SASSA did not properly verify your identity. If you receive this message, there is an opportunity to appeal the decision. To do so, you must make sure to keep track of the appeal status. Once your appeal is decided, you will receive an SMS letting you know how to appeal your decision.

The reason why your application was rejected is that you failed to meet the minimum requirements. Having other sources of income does not necessarily disqualify you. SASSA sends your case to the banking sector for validation. The reason why SASSA would want to double-check your eligibility is to ensure that you do not receive income. That is the Covid-19 criteria for an SRD. You must be unemployed or be unable to work to be eligible.

In addition to failing the identity verification, your application may have been denied for another reason. Your SRD status check could also reflect that you have other sources of income, such as an existing social grant. You may have failed to verify your bank details, or your application could have been suspended or re-applied for. You may be waiting for several months for the result of your application. If your application is ‘Refused’ for one of these reasons, you should consider appealing.

If you’ve been refused an SRD grant, you can still appeal the decision. The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) validates grant applications every month. If your application has been declined more than once, you can apply for a review. In addition, you can appeal the decision if it has been declined for more than five months. It’s always best to follow up with the SASSA to ensure that your application is approved.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my SRD grant balance?

To know your SRD grant balance, you can use the Moya application. You can also call 0800 535 455 and request a call-back. You need to have your identity number. After providing it, you will be given a message telling you where to pick up your money. If you’d like to check your SRD grant balance online, you can visit the Moya website.

To access the website, you must have an identification number and airtime on your cellphone. Once you have provided this information, the system will provide you with your card’s balance. You can also call SASSA to ask for assistance if you are unsure of your grant status. You can also check your account balance by calling their fraud hotline. The hotline will be available until March 2022. Despite the long wait, the process is worth it.

The SRD R350 grant was reinstated in South Africa last year. Millions of people have applied for it, and long queues have been reported at the pay points. It is important to note that most recipients have used their money to buy food. If you are unsure, you can always appeal the decision to the national Department of Social Development. Make sure to do this within 90 days from the date of the decision.

Is the R350 grant extended?

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that the R350 grant will be extended until March 2023. Since the start of the program, more than 10 million people have benefited. In some cases, they have even started their own businesses. Although this extension will put pressure on the government’s finances, it is necessary while the country looks for permanent ways to support its people. The grant has helped more than 10 million unemployed people.

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in April that the COVID-19 SRD grant would be extended for one year, until March 2023. This extension will be made possible because the National State of Disaster was lifted. The Department of Social Development has worked hard to develop a regulatory framework for this grant to be paid, within the Social Assistance legislation. However, there are still many questions about the program’s future.

The R350 grant was reinstated in July after the pandemic had killed thousands of people and sent segments of the population into poverty. After the July unrest, the grant was reinstated. It had provided financial support to 10 million unemployed South Africans. Some recipients had used the R350 to start their own businesses. The government has remained committed to making the country as economically viable as possible. While it’s difficult to predict the outcome of this year’s budget, it does remain committed to its plan.

After a brief period of limbo, the government has announced that the R350 SRD grant will remain in place until the end of March 2023. In mid-January, Ramaphosa met with civil society representatives and the social development minister. Godongwana has stated that the extension would be conditional on the country’s revenue performance. BNP Paribas South Africa estimates the cost of this extension at R35 billion.