supersunbird
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OP talking about a home affairs or licensing dep?
Talk to Mila about bringing up the licensing department, not me.
OP talking about a home affairs or licensing dep?
The FAQ link points to: http://www.dha.gov.za/index.php/id-smart-card
This however produces this message:
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Edit: All pages on http://www.dha.gov.za gives this error.
Maybe try doing it through an actual HA office, rather than a bank, and report back...
News articles for many months have been confirming id/passport applications in banks in kzn. But nothing is happening
It is not possible to get a passport or id without spending a few days From about 3am till 3pm, and then to, you are not guaranteed to get a chance to enter the home affairs building.
Pinetown is the ha office I've been to 3 times and left... I will not stand in the queue, it is too dangerous.Pinetown home affairs is probably the most dangerous home affairs in the country.
Despite this, saps denies that there is any crime issue at the home affairs, and the home affairs security doesn't assist people who they see being attacked and robbed.
Pinetown Home Affairs robberies go viral on Facebook
Besides this one article detailing only what one person saw, there are obviously many more but saps denies everything.
I am aware of other incidents as well, where saps was called out to the same place after an incident took a statement and nothing happens after that.
Thanks, was looking for passport requirements for children under 16.This PDF works though:
http://www.dha.gov.za/files/Brochures/SmartIDrequirements.pdf
I derailed it sorryOP talking about a home affairs or licensing dep?
If you don't happen to be a client of:Home Affairs’ online booking platform is easy to use and the process of getting a smart ID card is pleasant.
This was the finding when I applied for and received my ID card through the Home Affairs office in Standard Bank Centurion branch.
The problem is its not progress.. The state it's in now is the way its been for at least 2 years now if not longer.If you don't happen to be a client of:
A: one of the banks that have enabled branches for this (there's is literally only one in the entire Western Cape, Standard Bank Canal Walk, no account with SBSA? then F-YOU!)
B: one of the old "big four" in general, you can't do an EFT from any other bank to pay on the eHomeAffairs site
then you are SOL, it is certainly progress, but leaves much to be desired
Fair enough, progress from the previous system I guess. This year was the first time in quite a while I've needed to get a passport from Home Affairs, previous time was under the old fully manual system.The problem is its not progress.. The state it's in now is the way its been for at least 2 years now if not longer.
If you don't happen to be a client of:
A: one of the banks that have enabled branches for this (there's is literally only one in the entire Western Cape, Standard Bank Canal Walk, no account with SBSA? then F-YOU!)
B: one of the old "big four" in general, you can't do an EFT from any other bank to pay on the eHomeAffairs site
then you are SOL, it is certainly progress, but leaves much to be desired
Fair enough, progress from the previous system I guess. This year was the first time in quite a while I've needed to get a passport from Home Affairs, previous time was under the old fully manual system.
I too thought: "hey, neat", but the novelty wore off mighty fast as I ran into its limitations. And flash / PDF ... still?!? OMG
I paid with my wife's nedbank account as I too am a Capitec customer and didn't feel like opening an account just for this.I'm a Capitec customer. Luckily I had an FNB CC (can't pay for booking with a CC) and with it's online banking I opened an FNB Easy account and paid them (as if I was paying SARS, it was under efiling).
Possible, I have a closed SBSA cheapie account that I can still log into after all these years, was close to just test if it works for this, but then saw that a third party can do the payment and used the wife's account.Anyway, if in CT, one opens the cheapest SBSA account and keep it open a few month, then book and do the thing, after you get your ID close the account?
Fair enough, progress from the previous system I guess. This year was the first time in quite a while I've needed to get a passport from Home Affairs, previous time was under the old fully manual system.
I too thought: "hey, neat", but the novelty wore off mighty fast as I ran into its limitations. And flash / PDF ... still?!? OMG