The Social Relief of Distress (SRD) Grant, commonly known as the R370 Sassa grant, continues to serve as a vital safety net for millions of unemployed and financially vulnerable South Africans. If your SRD application for June 2025 was declined or is still pending, you can track your appeal status online.
Here’s everything you need to know about checking your appeal and what could be causing delays or rejections.
How to Track Your SRD Grant Appeal Status for June 2025
If your initial SRD application was rejected, you have the right to appeal. Sassa allows applicants to submit an appeal through the Independent Tribunal for Social Assistance Appeals.
To track your appeal:
- Visit the Sassa Appeals Website:
Go to https://srd.sassa.gov.za/appeals - Enter Your Details:
Provide your South African ID number and the mobile number used in your original application. - Track Your Appeal:
Click the “Track Appeal” button to view your current status.
🕒 Appeal Outcome Timeline:
The Independent Tribunal will provide feedback within 60 to 90 days. Although the tribunal’s decision is final, applicants still have the right to request a legal review through the High Court within 180 days if necessary.
Why Your SRD Application Might Be Rejected
Before appealing, it’s essential to understand the SRD grant eligibility criteria and common reasons for rejection:
Eligibility Criteria for the R370 Grant:
- You must be a South African citizen, permanent resident, refugee, asylum seeker, or special permit holder.
- You must be unemployed and not receiving other financial assistance (e.g., UIF or NSFAS).
- You must have less than R624 in your bank account during the assessment period.
Sassa verifies your application through various databases, including:
- The Department of Home Affairs
- The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF)
- The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS)
- The South African Revenue Services (SARS)
Both your ID number and mobile number are also subjected to fraud-risk scoring.
Final Advice for SRD Grant Beneficiaries
If you’ve already submitted your appeal for June 2025, be sure to check the appeal portal regularly for updates. Appeals are evaluated individually, and delays may occur due to verification or document submission issues.
Important: Never share your personal information on social media or unverified platforms. Always use the official Sassa website for applications and status checks.