How do I report a person who illegally used my daughter's ID to register for the SRD R350 grant?

The long answer

#SASSACARES also says:

Beneficiaries reporting fraud on their SASSA cards should submit the following to the Post Office either in person or via email to postbankfraud@postoffice.co.za 

1. A completed SASSA fraud affidavit form;

2. Certified copy of the ID (if it is the smart card ID then both sides should be copied);

3. Certified copy of their SASSA cards (both sides should be copied);

4. The SASSA fraud affidavit forms, which may be obtained from any SASSA or Post Office.

Businessech.co.za reported that the Office of the Auditor-General identified that at least 5,812 public servants fraudulently applied for and received the R350 SRD grant, at a cost of R5.8-million in 2021. The Minister of Social Development Lindiwe Zulu revealed in answer to a parliamentary question that R23.1 million was potentially stolen by people who unduly benefited from receiving social grant payments during the 2021/2022 financial year. So, sadly, this is something that is happening very widely.

UPDATE (06/06/2023): You can also contact The South African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) via their hotline (011 867 2234) or their website (https://www.safps.org.za/Home/Contact).

Wishing you the best,
Athalie