How To Change Srd Phone Number Without Application Id

Updating your phone number for the SRD program ensures you stay seamlessly connected. It helps you receive timely grant notifications and potential updates. But what if you can’t remember your application ID? It’s the mysterious string of numbers required for certain online tasks. 

Don’t worry! In this guide, We’ll tell you how to change srd phone number without an application id. If “application ID” leaves you blank-faced or simply isn’t readily available, get ready to say goodbye to communication hurdles.

Buckle up, let’s dive in!

Process To Change SRD Phone Number Without Application Id

To change your SRD phone number without an application ID, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official SASSA website
2. Locate the “Update Your Contact Details” link
3. Provide your ID number and the phone number you initially used when applying for the grant
4. Click on the “Submit” button
5. You will be prompted to provide a reason for changing your phone number
6. Enter your new phone number
7. Click “Submit” to finalize the update

Remember to double-check that you enter your ID number and phone number accurately. Clearly state your reason for changing your phone number during the process. 

Retain a copy of your application ID for future reference. Even though it’s not required for this process. 

If you encounter any difficulties in modifying your phone number, contact SASSA’s call center at 0800601011.

Please note that you can only submit one request to update your contact details in a 24-hour period.

Please remember that it may take up to 14 days for SASSA to verify your new contact details. After that, SASSA will process payments accordingly.

What Is The Process To Report An Unauthorized Change Of Srd Number

If you notice an unauthorized change of your SRD number, report it to the SASSA through the following process:

1. If you receive an SMS saying your mobile number changed but you didn’t request it, click the link in the SMS. Report the unauthorized cell phone number change.
2. If you are unable to click the link, call SASSA’s toll-free number, 0800 60 10 11. Report the unauthorized change.
3. You may also visit the SASSA SRD website. Enter your ID number and submit a report. You are reporting that your cell phone number, used for your SASSA SRD R350 grant application, was changed without your permission.

The link provided in the SMS is unique. If a client types in an ID number that does not match the link, it will fail. 

It’s important to report unauthorized changes promptly to prevent potential fraud and ensure you continue to receive your grant without interruption.

Is the R350 grant increased to R700?

No, they have not increased the R350 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant to R700. The SASSA has clarified that rumors circulating online about an increase to R700 are false. 

The SRD grant remains at R350 per month and is expected to continue at this amount until March 2024. 

These rumors appear to have originated from fraudulent annoying online messages and advertisements. SASSA has flagged them as fake news. 

SASSA has urged beneficiaries to be vigilant. They should not share personal information with unknown individuals. They claim to represent SASSA. 

Some people want to increase the SRD grant. They propose raising it to at least R413 to account for inflation.

No official increases have been announced. The Department of Social Development has cited fiscal constraints as the reason for not increasing the grant.

Conclusion

You did it! No ID? No problem. Your SRD phone number is updated, ensuring seamless grant connection. Remember:

• Check your phone regularly for notifications.
• Stay vigilant against scams; SASSA won’t ask for personal info unsolicited.