SASSA Grant Appeals
SASSA Appeals Process Guides
If your SASSA grant application has been rejected, you have the right to appeal the decision. This section provides comprehensive information about the appeals process, including:
- Appeal submission guidelines
- Common reasons for rejection
- Timeline expectations
- Documentation requirements
- Success tips and strategies
Appeal Process Guides
Browse our detailed appeal guides for the following grants:
- SRD R370 Grant Appeal Guide
- Standard SASSA Grant Appeals
- Reconsideration vs. Appeals: Understanding the Difference
Important Appeal Timeline Information
For SRD Grants:
- Appeals must be lodged within 30 days of receiving the declined status
- Appeals are processed per month (you must appeal for each month separately)
- Appeals are handled by the Independent Tribunal for Social Assistance Appeals (ITSAA)
For Standard Grants:
- Appeals must be submitted within 90 days of being notified that your application was unsuccessful
- Appeals must be submitted to the Minister of Social Development at the national office
Common Reasons for Rejection
Understanding why your application was rejected is the first step to a successful appeal:
- Income verification issues
- Missing or incorrect documentation
- Eligibility criteria not met
- Data verification problems with other government databases
- Banking information errors
For official appeal forms and resources, visit the Official SASSA Appeals Website.