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Make a sworn, signed, certified affidavit at the police station about how and when you bought the house and from whom, including the name of the daughter you paid and how much you paid for it.
You can ask SASSA to reconsider your application. You can also appeal to the Minister of Social Development.
Your best bet is probably to ask an organisation that frequently deals with Home Affairs to help you.
You can apply for a replacement copy or a full death certificate at any Home Affairs office.
Only one parent's ID is required to apply for an ID, according to Home Affairs' website, so you may want to get legal help.
Go to the Master of the High Court where the letter of authority was issued and ask them to help you.
You should go to the SASSA office and explain the situation and why you are applying for the Child Support Grant.
Both of these issues can be resolved through mediation to reach an agreement or parenting plan, which can then be made an order of court.
Unfortunately not. UNHCR says that refugees are identified for Resettlement based on their protection needs.
The Director-General of Home Affairs can issue an order that will allow a foreign ex-spouse who applies for a visitorās or relativeās visa to stay in the country.