Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if you don’t claim your UIF?

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You can then claim benefits for a maximum of 238 days, depending on how long you have contributed to the UIF. If you refuse any employment offered and your refusal is regarded as unreasonable, you may lose your benefits, or they may be suspended.

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Is it true that SASSA R350 increased?

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What documents do I need to claim UIF?

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Answer: To claim UIF benefits you need to have: a copy of 13-digit bar-coded identity document. a copy of your last six payslips. information supplied by your employer (UI19) a service certificate from the employer. proof of registration as a work seeker. a fully completed registration form.
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When can’t I claim UIF Benefit?

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Answer: The benefits are only available to you if you have been contributing to the UIF while you worked. You cannot claim if you have resigned, been suspended, or absconded from work.

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