SASSA Status Check

How to Check SASSA Status Online in 2024?

The SASSA Status Check tool offers real-time updates on grant applications in 2024. Our website uses the official SASSA API to provide accurate information about your social grant status.

Steps to Check Your SASSA Status:

1. Visit the official SASSA website or you can simple use our Tool above
2. Enter your 13-digit ID number
3. Input your registered phone number
4. Click “Check Status”
5. View your application ID, approval dates, or pending status

In 2024, the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant has increased to R370 per month. Previously, it was R350 per month since 2020.

Different Methods to Check SASSA SRD Status Online

You can check your SASSA payment and application status online quickly in 2024. Here’s what you need to get started:

1. Your 13-digit South African ID number
2. The phone number you used for your SASSA application

Now, let’s go through the main methods to check your status:

1. Online SASSA Status Check

The most convenient way to check your SRD grant status is through the our website at top of this page:

1. Go to https://sassasrd-gov.co.za/
2. Provide your 13-Digit South African ID Number
3. Enter your Phone Number
4. Click “Check Status”
5. View real-time updates on your application

This method provides instant access to your application’s progress, allowing you to track changes as they happen.

2. In-Person SASSA Office Visit

For those who prefer face-to-face interactions, visiting a local SASSA office remains a viable option:

1. Locate your nearest SASSA office
2. Approach the information desk
3. Provide your ID number and other relevant information
4. A staff member will check the system and update you on your status

While this method may take more time, it allows for direct communication with SASSA representatives who can answer specific questions about your application.

3. WhatsApp SASSA Status Check

SASSA has embraced digital communication, offering a WhatsApp service for quick status checks:

1. Save 082 046 8553 as a contact
2. Send “SASSA” to this number
3. Select “SRD Grant” from the menu
4. Reply with “Status Check” when prompted
5. Receive an instant update and your Application ID code

This method combines convenience with the familiarity of WhatsApp, making it a popular choice among applicants.

4. USSD Code Status Check

For those with limited internet access, USSD codes offer a fast and data-free way to check your status:

1. Dial *134*7737# on your mobile phone
2. Enter your ID number and registered phone number
3. View your current R370 SRD application status immediately

This method is particularly useful for those in areas with poor internet connectivity or for those looking to save on data costs.

5. Moya App SASSA Status Check

The Moya App has become an increasingly popular tool for checking SASSA grant statuses:

1. Download the Moya App from your device’s app store (requires internet)
2. Open the app and select “SASSA GRANT” from the “Discovery” tab
3. Click on “Status of the Application”
4. Enter your mobile number and ID, then click “Submit”
5. Your status will be displayed instantly

The Moya App’s data-free usage after download makes it an attractive option for regular status checks.

6. Phone Call Verification

For those who prefer speaking directly with a SASSA representative:

1. Dial 0800 601 011 to reach the SASSA Call Center
2. Provide your personal details to the operator
3. Request an update on your SRD grant application status

This method allows for a more personalized experience and the opportunity to ask specific questions about your application.

SASSA Payment Dates For 2024

Below is the chart for SASSA Payment Dates for 2024.

Month	Older Person’s Grant	Disability Grant	Children’s Grants
April 2024	3 April 2024	4 April 2024	5 April 2024
May 2024	3 May 2024	6 May 2024	7 May 2024
June 2024	4 June 2024	5 June 2024	6 June 2024
July 2024	2 July 2024	3 July 2024	4 July 2024
August 2024	2 August 2024	5 August 2024	6 August 2024
September 2024	3 September 2024	4 September 2024	5 September 2024
October 2024	2 October 2024	3 October 2024	4 October 2024
November 2024	5 November 2024	6 November 2024	7 November 2024
December 2024	3 December 2024	4 December 2024	5 December 2024

SASSA Status Check for r370 Payment Dates 2024

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) releases monthly payment schedules for the R370 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant at the end of each month. Post office recipients should review the monthly calendar. Bank account beneficiaries don’t have set dates.

Check your grant status and balance:

• Use your phone to dial *120*3210# or *120*69277#
• Send a WhatsApp to 082 046 8553

A “pending” status means you’re not yet eligible for the R370 grant.

SASSA aims to help South Africans in need. Stay informed about your grant to plan your finances better. If you have questions, reach out to SASSA’s support team for help.

Remember, grant info can change. Always check SASSA’s official channels for the most up-to-date details on payments and eligibility.

SASSA Status Check Approved but no SMS in 2024

Your SASSA grant shows approved, but no SMS? Several factors might cause this:

1. Wrong phone number in your application
2. Data entry errors at SASSA
3. Temporary fund shortages
4. Network problems in your area
5. SASSA system glitches

Fixing the Issue:

1. Wait a few days for possible delayed SMS
2. Check with your bank about payment delays
3. Update your phone number with SASSA
4. Call SASSA at 0800 601 011 if no SMS arrives
5. Visit a SASSA office if problems continue

SASSA aims to help all eligible people get their grants. If you’re stuck, reach out to their team for help.

Remember to keep your contact info current. This ensures you get important updates about your grant status and payments.

Stay patient and follow up if needed. SASSA works to resolve issues quickly for all grant recipients.

SASSA Grant Status Meanings and Actions

Alternative Income Identified

SASSA records show you have another income source. You’re not eligible for the grant.

Means Income Identified

Your work or investment income exceeds the grant threshold. You don’t qualify based on your earnings.

Application Complete

You’ve reapplied successfully. SASSA will reverify your application monthly. Check your status often for updates.

Bank Details Pending

SASSA received your application but lacks your bank info. Submit your banking details to SASSA promptly.

Reapplication Pending

SASSA hasn’t gotten your application yet. Apply for the grant on the official SASSA website.

Period Pending

SASSA is currently verifying your application for this period.

Period Approved

Your application is approved for the current period. Expect your SASSA payment soon.

Period Declined

This month’s application was declined. Your payments will start from the next month.

Canceled

Your grant has been canceled. To reinstate it, visit the SASSA website and follow the reinstatement process.

Identity Verification Failed

Your application’s ID details don’t match SASSA’s database. Double-check your info and resubmit.

Duplicate Application

You’ve submitted more than one application. SASSA only processes one per person. Wait for the first one to be reviewed.

Fraudulent Application

SASSA flagged your application as invalid. Contact SASSA immediately to understand and resolve the issue.

Awaiting Reassessment

SASSA is reviewing your grant due to changed circumstances or new info needed. Provide any requested details promptly.

Remember, grant statuses can change. Regular checks will keep you updated on your eligibility and payment status. If you face any issues, don’t hesitate to reach out to SASSA’s support team for assistance.

SASSA SRD R370 Grant Eligibility Criteria for 2024

To get the SASSA SRD R370 grant in 2024, you must meet these key rules:

1. Identity: You need to be a South African permanent resident, asylum seeker, or special permit holder.
2. Income: Your monthly earnings can’t be more than R624.
3. Age: You must be between 18 and 60 years old.
4. Other Grants: You can’t be getting other social grants like old-age pension or child support.
5. UIF and NSFAS: You can’t be receiving UIF benefits or NSFAS support.
6. Work Status: You must be unemployed or unable to work due to disability.
7. Means Test: Your household income and assets must be below a set limit.
8. Clean Record: You can’t have any felony or criminal charges.

What is the SASSA Means Test?

The SASSA means test checks if you really need the SRD grant. Here’s how it works:

1. You tell SASSA about your money and things you own.
2. SASSA looks at this info to see if you qualify.
3. They check government records to make sure your info is true.
4. If you have less money and stuff than SASSA’s limit, you pass the test.

Be honest when you share your details. This helps SASSA decide faster if you can get the grant.

How to Apply for SASSA SRD Grant for the First Time?

Follow these steps to apply for the SASSA SRD grant:

1. Go to the SRD Grant SC19 website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/application/
2. Type in your cell phone number.
3. Enter the code SASSA sends to your phone.
4. Fill out the form with your:
   • ID number
   • Full name
   • Email
   • Bank details
   • Home address
   • Phone number
5. Check all your info is right.
6. Choose how you want to get paid: bank or cash.
7. Click submit and wait for SASSA to check your application.

How to Reinstate a Cancelled SRD Grant?

If SASSA stopped your grant, here’s what to do:

1. Find out why they cancelled it.
2. Get your ID, proof of where you live, and other papers ready.
3. Fill out SASSA’s form to start your grant again.
4. Send your form and papers online or take them to a SASSA office.
5. Keep checking to see if SASSA has decided yet.

How to Cancel a R370 Grant?

To stop getting the R370 SRD grant:

1. Call SASSA or use their website to say you want to cancel the grant.
2. Give them your ID number and grant info.
3. Do what SASSA tells you to cancel the grant.
4. Make sure you get a message saying it’s done.
5. Check that the grant really stopped by looking at your status online.

How to Get SASSA R370 Grant Funds?

You can get your grant money two ways:

1. Cash Pick-Up:
   • Go to a Pick n Pay or Shoprite store.
   • Find the counter where they give out SASSA money.
   • Show your ID.
   • Get your cash and count it.
   • Keep the receipt they give you.
2. Bank Transfer:
   • Give SASSA your bank details.
   • They’ll put the money in your account.
   • Go to your bank’s ATM to take out the cash.

How to Change SRD R370 Grant Banking Details?

Need to change your SASSA SRD R370 grant bank details? Here’s a step-by-step guide for both South African citizens and permit holders. Remember, you can only update your info if you’re already getting the grant.

For South African ID Holders:

1. Go to the SASSA website (https://srd.sassa.gov.za/).
2. Scroll down and click “South African ID Holders”.
3. Find “How do I change my banking details” and type in your ID number.
4. SASSA will text you a secure link.
5. Use the link to enter your new bank info.
6. Wait for SASSA to okay your changes.

For Asylum Seekers and Special Permit Holders:

1. Visit the SASSA site (https://srd.sassa.gov.za/).
2. Scroll down and click “Asylum Seekers and Special Permit Holders”.
3. Look for “Lookup Payment ID to collect payment at Pick ‘n Pay”.
4. Enter your file number, passport number, and phone number.
5. Follow the steps to update your bank details.
6. Wait for SASSA to approve your new info.

Key Things to Know:

• SASSA takes up to 7 business days to check your new bank details.
• Your next payment will go to your new account once approved.
• SASSA can’t put your grant money in someone else’s account.
• Your bank account and phone number must be in your name.

Tips for a Smooth Update:

1. Double-check all your info before submitting.
2. Keep your phone handy for the SMS link (SA ID holders).
3. Make sure your new bank account is active and in your name.
4. If you don’t get an SMS, contact SASSA for help.
5. Check your grant status regularly after updating your details.

What to Do When Your SASSA SRD Grant Application is Declined?

If SASSA says no to your grant, you can try again:

1. Go to https://srd.sassa.gov.za/appeals/
2. Click “Lodge SRD appeal”.
3. Type in your South African ID and phone number.
4. Pick why you think SASSA should change their mind.
5. Send in your appeal and wait for SASSA to look at it again.

Remember, SASSA wants to help people who really need it. If you think they made a mistake, it’s okay to ask them to check again. Just make sure you’re honest and give them all the info they need.

Common Reasons for SRD Grant Rejection

Here are some reasons why SASSA might say no to your grant:

1. Income Too High: You earn more than R624 a month.
2. Other Support: You’re getting money from UIF or NSFAS.
3. Wrong Info: The details you gave don’t match official records.
4. Incomplete Form: You didn’t fill out everything SASSA asked for.
5. Age Limits: You’re younger than 18 or older than 60.
6. Not a Resident: You don’t have the right papers to live in South Africa.

Tips for a Successful SRD Grant Application

Follow these tips to help your application go smoothly:

1. Double-Check: Make sure all your info is right before you send it.
2. Be Honest: Don’t try to hide any money you get.
3. Stay Updated: Keep your contact details current with SASSA.
4. Follow Up: Check your application status regularly.
5. Keep Documents: Save copies of all papers you send to SASSA.
6. Ask for Help: If you’re not sure about something, ask SASSA for help.

What to Do After You Get Approved?

Once SASSA says yes to your grant:

1. Choose Payment: Decide if you want the money in your bank or as cash.
2. Set Reminders: Mark your calendar for payment dates.
3. Budget: Plan how you’ll use the grant money wisely.
4. Stay Eligible: Make sure you still qualify each month.
5. Report Changes: Tell SASSA if your situation changes.

The SASSA SRD R370 grant helps many South Africans in tough times. By following these steps and tips, you can apply correctly and get the help you need. Remember, SASSA is there to support you, so don’t be afraid to reach out if you have questions or need help with your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How can I check my SASSA grant status in 2024?

A: You can check your SASSA grant status online using the official website, by visiting a local SASSA office, through WhatsApp, using USSD codes, via the Moya App, or by calling the SASSA helpline.

Q: What’s the new amount for the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant in 2024?

A: The SRD grant has increased to R370 per month in 2024, up from the previous R350 amount.

Q: Can I use WhatsApp to check my SASSA status?

A: Yes, you can check your SASSA status via WhatsApp by sending “SASSA” to 082 046 8553 and following the prompts.

Q: What does a “pending” status mean for my SASSA application?

A: A “pending” status indicates that you’re not yet eligible for the R370 grant, and SASSA is still processing or reviewing your application.

Q: How often are SASSA payment dates announced?

A: SASSA releases monthly payment schedules for the R370 SRD grant at the end of each month.

Q: What should I do if my SASSA status shows approved but I haven’t received an SMS?

A: If your status is approved but you haven’t received an SMS, wait a few days, verify your contact information with SASSA, check with your bank, or contact SASSA directly for assistance.

Q: What are the eligibility criteria for the SASSA SRD R370 grant in 2024?

A: Eligibility criteria include being a South African resident or permit holder, earning less than R624 monthly, being 18-60 years old, not receiving other social grants or UIF benefits, and passing the means test.

Q: How does the SASSA means test work?

A: The SASSA means test assesses your financial situation by evaluating your income and assets to determine if you qualify for the SRD grant.

Q: Can I apply for the SASSA SRD grant if I’m receiving a child support grant?

A: No, you can’t receive the SRD grant if you’re already getting other social grants, including child support grants.

Q: What should I do if my SRD grant application is declined?

A: If your application is declined, you can submit an appeal through the SASSA appeals portal and provide reasons why you believe the decision should be reconsidered.

Q: How can I reinstate a cancelled SASSA SRD grant?

A: To reinstate a cancelled grant, gather necessary documents, fill out SASSA’s reinstatement form, and submit it online or at a SASSA office.

Q: What are the different ways to receive SASSA R370 grant funds?

A: You can receive your grant funds through cash pick-up at participating retailers or via bank transfer to your registered account.

Q: What does “Alternative Income Identified” mean in my SASSA status?

A: This status indicates that SASSA has found another source of income in your records, making you ineligible for the grant.

Q: How can I update my contact information with SASSA?

A: You can update your contact information by visiting a SASSA office or using their online services to ensure you receive important updates about your grant.

Q: What should I do if my identity verification fails during the SASSA application process?

A: If your identity verification fails, double-check your information and resubmit your application. If issues persist, contact SASSA for assistance.

Q: Can I apply for the SASSA SRD grant if I’m a student receiving NSFAS support?

A: No, you’re not eligible for the SRD grant if you’re receiving support from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

Q: What does “Period Approved” mean in my SASSA status?

A: “Period Approved” means your application has been approved for the current period, and you should expect your SASSA payment soon.

Q: How can I check my SASSA status without internet access?

A: You can check your status without internet by dialing the USSD code *134*7737# on your mobile phone.

Q: What should I do after my SASSA SRD grant application is approved?

A: After approval, choose your payment method, set reminders for payment dates, budget wisely, ensure continued eligibility, and report any changes in your circumstances to SASSA.

Q: How often should I check my SASSA application status?

A: It’s advisable to check your SASSA application status regularly, as it can change monthly based on ongoing eligibility assessments.