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What do I do if my R350 application is declined?

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Should your application be declined, you will have the right to appeal the SASSA decision by lodging an appeal with the Department of Social Development for each month your application was declined. The process to lodge an appeal will be provided with the notification that your application has been declined.

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How do I know if my R350 is available?

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