SRD R350 Approved Without
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has recently announced that all applicants who have been approved for the R350 grant but still have no pay dates must submit their personal banking details immediately if they have chosen to be paid through Cash Send (Ewallet) or Post Bank Virtual at retail shops.
This is an urgent matter and needs to be taken seriously by all concerned applicants. SASSA has stated that failure to provide personal banking details will result in delayed or non-payment of the R350 grant. This means that those who are in need of financial assistance may have to wait longer to receive the much-needed funds, which could lead to dire consequences for some.
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It is essential that applicants who have chosen to be paid through Cash Send (Ewallet) or Post Bank Virtual at retail shops submit their personal banking details as soon as possible. This can be done by contacting SASSA directly or visiting the nearest SASSA office. Applicants should have their ID numbers and banking details at hand when submitting this information.
It is important to note that SASSA has emphasized that they will not be held responsible for delayed or non-payment of the R350 grant if applicants fail to submit their personal banking details on time. It is therefore crucial that all applicants take immediate action to ensure that their personal banking details are submitted to SASSA as soon as possible.
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The urgency of submitting personal banking details for R350 grant applicants cannot be overstated. Applicants who have chosen to be paid through Cash Send (Ewallet) or Post Bank Virtual at retail shops should act swiftly and submit their personal banking details to SASSA to avoid delayed or non-payment of the R350 grant.
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Remember, time is of the essence, and it is important to take action as soon as possible to receive the much-needed financial assistance.
