R350 Online Application

R350 Online Application provides the avenue for anyone who wishes to apply for the R350 grant. The R350 Grant is officially known as the Social Relief of Distress. Its short form is the SRD or 350. It is so called because beneficiaries get to receive an allowance of R350 each month for three consecutive months. This grant is one that was brought to birth as a result of the financial challenges that befell individuals and families as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Its aim is to help lesson the burden that these individuals and families face. Even though the pandemic is not

Applying for the grant can be a headache for people who cannot visit the office of the agency closest to them. Some also have a challenge of not being able to supply all the needed documents. To smoothen these issues and make applications convenient, the online application system was instituted. This article intends to answer the questions of how to use the online portal.

Eligibility Criteria for R350 Online Application

Not everyone qualifies to receive a grant from the SASSA. Because of that you have to Once you check for what is needed for eligibility and you are sure you qualify, you can start your application. Here is a shortlist of the requirements for the R350 online application. You must meet the following requirements:

• You must be a permanent resident in South Africa, or must be a citizen of South Africa.
• You must be at least 18 years of age
• You should be earning less that the minimum wage or have no source of income or financial support
• You should not be on any other grant or any other form of social or unemployment insurance
• You should not have applied for or received the SASSA R350 grant before
• Once you meet all of the requirements listed, you can continue with your application process.

How to Apply for R350 Online Application

Follow the instructions below to apply for the R350 online application:

• First open the official site of the SASSA online:
• Look for the “R350 grant” link on the homepage and click on it.
• If this is the first time you are applying for the grant, you will have to register first.
• You register by supplying some details about yourself: These include your name, your ID number, your telephone number and your residential address
• After registration, an SMS will be sent to your number with your username and password.
• Now, with the username and password given you, you can now log into your account
• Go ahead and fill in the application form now by supplying the requested information such as your personal details, your bank details, and contact information.
• Upon completing the form online, click on the “submit” button
• Waiting patiently for a confirmation message

You can always check the status of your application by logging in to your account and clicking on the “check status” button.

To apply via WhatsApp, follow these instructions:

• First, save the SASSA WhatsApp number (082 046 8553) to your contacts
• Then, send a message to the number that says “Hi” or “Hello”
• Once you do, you will receive a prompt for your application
• Follow this prompt to complete your application
• Now, give your banking details where you can receive your assistance.
• If you don’t have a bank account, select “cash payment option”

After you submit your application, you will receive a reference number via WhatsApp that you can use to check the status of your application.

To apply via USSD;

Dial1347737# from your phone, you will receive prompts and you have to follow these prompts to finish up your application process.

Tips for a Successful Relief SASSA Grant

Be certain that you qualify before you put in your application
Ensure that all the needed documents requested are set before you begin your application process
When you are done, cross check the information you have provided to be sure everything is the way you want it before you submit
Since you will be receiving information on the status of your application from your phone, make sure you always have your phone on

Conclusion

The name R350 has become synonymous with the grant of SASSA in which beneficiaries are given R350 as a stipend. There are various other grants as already stated. The most important thing is to ensure that you are providing the correct information that is up to date. Make sure all your documents are also set. Once you cross check everything to be sure you are doing the right thing, go ahead and apply