If your SRD status check results in a "Declined" status, it can be disappointing. However, understanding the reasons behind this decision and knowing what to do next is crucial.

A "Declined" status usually indicates that your application did not meet the eligibility criteria set by SASSA. This could be due to incorrect information provided during the application process, failure to meet income thresholds, or other disqualifying factors.

First, visit https://srd-sassa.org.za/ to review the reason for the decline. The site often provides specific details about why your application was not approved.

If you believe the decision was made in error or if your circumstances have changed, you can submit an appeal. The appeal process typically involves providing additional documentation or clarifying the information that might have led to the decline.

To appeal, follow the instructions provided on the SASSA website. Make sure to submit your appeal within the specified timeframe, usually 30 days, to ensure that your case is reconsidered.

While a "Declined" status can be frustrating, understanding the reasons and taking prompt action can improve your chances of successfully receiving the SRD grant.