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Step by step guides to applying for your COVID-19 TERS BENEFITS

Step by step guides to applying for your COVID-19 TERS BENEFITS

14 May 2020

This is a step by step guide to assist with your UIF / TERS application.

 

STEP 1

Send a blank email to covid19ters@labour.gov.za

You will receive:
1. A Step by Step Guide on how to apply online
2. An Excel spreadsheet that you can complete &
save as a CSV file for bulk uploads

STEP 2

Get your UIF reference number from
https://uifecc.labour.gov.za/covid19/covid19Regsitration

and then log in to complete the following info:
1. Complete all company info
2. Accept the Memorandum of Agreement Terms and Conditions*
3. Accept the Letter of Agreement Terms and Conditions*
4. Upload a bank confirmation letter in PDF format**
5. Upload the CSV File OR you can skip the CSV file and upload the
information manually one employee at a time

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? 

Check your profile regularly for updates on the status of your application.

For more information check our Info Sheet below.

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