Useful Information about uFiling, a FREE online service that allows you to securely submit your UIF declarations and pay your monthly contributions. It harnesses the power of the …
In South Africa, to apply for Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) benefits, you typically need a UI19 form from your previous employer. The UI19 form contains important details about your employment history and earnings, which are necessary for processing your UIF claim. However, if you don’t have a UI19 form or are facing difficulties obtaining it … Read more
When submitting a UI19 form for a UIF application in South Africa, several documents and information are typically required to process the application. The UI19 form, also known as the Declaration of Information of Commercial Employees form, is a key document used by the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) to process claims. Here’s what you’ll generally … Read more
When submitting a UI19 form for a UIF application in South Africa, several documents and information are typically required to process the application. The UI19 form, also known as the Declaration of Information of Commercial Employees form, is a key document used by the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) to process claims. Here’s what you’ll generally … Read more
After submitting a Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) claim in South Africa, several steps are involved in processing the claim. Here’s an overview of what typically happens after you’ve submitted your UIF claim: 1. Initial Processing: Verification of Documents: Upon receiving your claim, the Department of Employment and Labour reviews the submitted documents for completeness and … Read more
To check your Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) claim status or any related information on your phone in South Africa, you can use the Department of Employment and Labour’s online services or the uFiling platform. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to access UIF information using your phone: Method 1: Using Department of Employment and Labour’s … Read more
uFiling is a system provided by the South African government for the submission of UIF (Unemployment Insurance Fund) declarations and payments. The use of the uFiling system itself is free of charge for employers in South Africa. However, employers are required to make contributions to the UIF based on their employees’ salaries, and these contributions … Read more
Registering ufiling as a domestic employer is a simple easy and straight forward process. To register your Domestic uFiling account you need to have the following documents and information available. The Domestic employers valid 13 Digit South African ID. Your e-mail address where all correspondence will be emailed. If a practitioner is registering a domestic … Read more
Registering a ufiling account as a commercial employer is a straight forward process. To register a Commercial uFiling account you need to have the following documents and information available. The Owner / Partner / Director / Member’s valid 13 Digit South African ID number or a valid Passport number The Owner / Partner / Director … Read more
To unlock your UIF (Unemployment Insurance Fund) account in South Africa, you typically need to follow these steps: Online Account Unlocking (if available): Visit the official website of the Department of Employment and Labour in South Africa. Look for the UIF e-Services portal or a similar option for online account services. There should be an … Read more
