South African decisions
South African decisions that need careful review
Organise the decision, personal facts and evidence before choosing whether the next step is correction, review, appeal or a new application.
South African decisions that need careful review
Use the decision notice, personal circumstances and supporting evidence to identify whether the next question is correction, administrative review, appeal, reconsideration or a new application.
What to preserve
- the complete decision notice and the date it was received;
- the application and evidence that were considered;
- any request for further information; and
- deadlines, appeal rights or review instructions.
When a focused review helps
Missing evidence, conflicting records, previous refusals or uncertainty about the available remedy should be addressed before responding. No adviser can guarantee that an authority will change its decision.
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