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Here's how to fix an error on an ID document.
You will need the title deed and a conveyancing attorney to make mitigate the risk.
Yes, if she is the sole beneficiary of your father's will.
You need to make sure the title deed is in your child's name.
SASSA needs proof, but Home Affairs should help you.
Yes, but that might not be in your mother's best interests.
To begin with, you will need to check if your mother's benefits are in an unclaimed benefit fund.
The new owners have to follow proper procedures.
It's complicated, but there are things you could try
You must ask SASSA