https //srd.sassa.gov.za/sbd/bank details : SASSA R350 Grant Status Check
Applications for the R350 SASSA Social relief of distress grants are now open. For information please visit the webiste of the Government https://www.gov.za/coronavirus/socialgrants.
SUBMIT BANKING DETAILS/ CHOOSE PAYMENT OPTION
NEW APPLICANT
§ Clients with Personal Bank Account
ü Choose Bank Name
ü Provide Account number
ü Provide Branch Name
ü Provide Account Type
ü Agree to Terms and Conditions
ü Submit Banking Details
§ Clients without Personal Bank accounts
ü Choose Payment option- Cash Send
ü Agree to Terms and Conditions
ü Submit Banking Details
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EXISTING CLIENT
§ Confirm Existing Personal Banking Details
ü Agree to Terms and Conditions
ü Click Submit
§ Clients with Cash send Option who wish to add
bank details
ü Choose Bank Name
ü Provide Account number
ü Provide Branch Name
ü Provide Account Type
ü Agree to Terms and Conditions
ü Submit Banking Details
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What are the payment methods?
o Personal bank account
o SAPO
o Cash Send
What will happen if client fails bank verification?
A SMS notification will be sent to the client to correct bank details. If a client does not respond to the sms a SAPO account will be opened for the client for payment purposes
How do I change my banking details
If you are an approved beneficiary of the SASSA SRD R350 Grant and you wish to change your banking details, please submit your ID Number below. An SMS containing a secure link, unique to you, will be sent to the mobile phone number with which you registered during application.
Click on the link in the SMS and follow the instructions carefully.
Should you select payment into a bank account, please ensure that you are the owner of the account. SASSA cannot pay your grant into another person’s bank account.
Should you select the money transfer option via one of the major banks, please ensure that the mobile phone number on which you received the SMS is registered in your name. SASSA cannot pay your grant into a mobile phone number which is registered to another person.
Please also note that the new banking details will only be used for future payments, after verification.
Also Read : rsd.sassa.gov.za status Check Balance
About applying for social relief of distress
Social relief of distress is temporary provision of assistance intended for persons in such a dire material need that they are unable to meet their families’ most basic needs.
This could be due to any of the following factors:-
- you need help while you wait for your children’s grants to be processed
- a crisis or disaster has occurred (e.g. your house has burnt down)
- you do not qualify for a grant, and you are in a desperate situation
- you are unable to work for a period of less than six month because you are medically unfit
- you are unable to get maintenance from the other parent of your child or children
- the breadwinner in the family has died
- the breadwinner has been sent to prison for a short time (less than six months)
- you have been affected by a disaster, but the area or community in which you live has not been declared a disaster area.
What do you get?
The Social Relief of Distress may be in the form of a food parcel or a voucher to buy food. Some provinces give this assistance in the form of cash. Social Relief of Distress is given for a short time only – usually for up to three months, which may be extended for another three months
What you should do
- Apply for social relief of distress at your nearest South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) office.
- Submit your application with the following documents:
- your 13-digit bar-coded identity document and your children’s birth certificates.
- if your identity document and/or a birth certificate are not available:
- an affidavit commissioned by a Justice of the Peace. The affidavit must contain a clause which indicates that provision of incorrect or inaccurate information will result in prosecution in terms of Section 21 of the Social Assistance Act, 2004.
- a sworn statement by a reputable person who knows the applicant and the child. This may be from a councillor, traditional leader, social worker or minister of religion.
- proof that an application for a birth certificate or identity document has been lodged with the Department of Home Affairs.
- where applicable, a temporary identity document issued by the Department of Home Affairs.
- a baptismal certificate.
- a road to health clinic card.
- a school report.
- please note: No application can be processed without the sworn statement/affidavit.
- If you do not have an identity document and birth certificates, an affidavit from your local police station, chief, councillor or religious leader may be enough proof.
- Show proof that you:
- have applied for a grant
- have had an emergency (e.g. provide a police report that your house burnt down)
- have tried to get maintenance
- have no other support
- are married, divorced, or single
- have no income
- have a short-term medical disability
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How long does it take
- Your application will be processed immediately.
- Once your application is submitted, it will be assessed for credibility and your genuine need for the service.
- Even if you do not have all the documents, you will get your first month’s food parcel, voucher or cash.
- Remember to take all the documents to the officer before the second month’s payment is due. If you do not, you may not get your second and third month’s food parcel, voucher or cash.
- If there is no change in your circumstances after you have received the grant for three months, you may apply to have the grant extended for another three months.
How much does it cost
The service is free.
Forms to complete
The application form is not available online, but you can get it at your nearest SASSA office.
