Should we re-apply because we have not received feedback from our previous applications for the SRD Grant submitted to SASSA?


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It is not necessary, SASSA had some backlogs in application processing and verification. Once this process is completed, feedback shall be provided to all applicants who have been verified and submitted their full details to SASSA.

It is advisable to follow up on the status of your application before submitting a new application. You can do this by contacting the SASSA call centre or visiting a SASSA office to inquire about the status of your application.

Submitting a new application before receiving feedback on your previous application may result in delays or complications in the processing of your application. It is also important to note that the SRD Grant has limited funding, and submitting multiple applications could result in the denial of all of your applications.

If you have already followed up on the status of your previous application and have not received feedback, you may consider re-applying, ensuring that you meet the eligibility criteria and provide all required documentation. It is important to ensure that your application is complete and accurate to avoid delays or the denial of your application.

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