Online Applications Support Centre [OASC]
Simple Online Application Guides for Relevant Services
Step-by-step guides for a wide range of services, both public and private. Our meticulously crafted guides take you through each stage of the application process, demystifying complex procedures and empowering you with the knowledge you need
If you find yourself facing rejection from the University of South Africa (UNISA), the appeal process provides an avenue for reconsideration. The following guide outlines the steps to appeal a rejected application, the eligibility criteria, and the required documents. Eligibility Criteria for UNISA Application Appeal: Before initiating the appeal process, ensure that you meet the … Read more
Unlocking Second Chances: Re-Applying to UNISA After a Setback Embarking on an academic journey at the University of South Africa (UNISA) is a dream for many, but what happens if the initial application doesn’t yield the desired outcome? Can you apply again at UNISA after being rejected? The answer is affirmative, and understanding the intricacies … Read more
If your SASSA (South African Social Security Agency) application has been declined and you wish to appeal the decision, you can follow these general steps: Remember that the appeal process may take some time, and patience is crucial. It’s important to stay informed and actively follow up on your appeal to ensure that it is … Read more
You have a great business idea and itâs sure to change your world and maybe everyone elseâs too. Now if you could just get some fundingâŚThe good news is that there are several different organisations that you can approach to fund your business, from banks and venture capitalists to government. Venture capital finance This is … Read more
Who qualifies for NYDA funding? To receive the funding, these are their requirements: The applicant must be a South African resident aged between 18-35 years. They should also have a viable business idea that can make profits. They are required to possess the skills and experience or potential skills for the business they are pitching. They should be … Read more
HOW TO CHECK THE STATUS OF YOUR APPLICATION: SASSA announced on Friday 29 May that the application status tracker is now live, and applicants can keep up to date with it by typing https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status into their browser. The application is totally free of charge. SASSA warned that there are scam artists selling âapplication formsâ which are not … Read more
For people who receive a grant or need to receive one Many people posted questions about social grants in the comments section of our âEverything you need to know about social grantsâ article. Based on these queries we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions and responses. Am I eligible for a social grant? … Read more
Older Personâs Grant (Old Age Pension) The maximum value of the Older Personâs Grant is R1,780 per month from April 2019. If you are over the age of 75 you will receive R1,790 per month. You can apply to this grant if you are 60 years or older. You cannot be a recipient of other … Read more
Visit any Post Office branch, present an identity document and you will be issued with the new card within minutes. The new SASSA card can also be obtained atSASSA offices nationwide. Special arrangements are made for disabled beneficiaries who cannot visit a post office More Information on SASSA Apply for the Unemployment Grant of R350. Check Unemployment grant status sassa grants sassa offices sassa grant enquiries sassa contact details … Read more
The Social Assistance Act of 2004 and regulations to the act provide the legal framework for the administration of seven social grants. Grants are targeted at categories of people who are vulnerable to poverty and in need of state support. These are older people, people with disabilities and children. Also, the Social Relief of Distress … Read more