Domestics

1. Your valid UIF reference number as supplied by the UIF when you registered
2. Your valid 13 Digit South African ID number or a valid Passport number
3. Your e-mail address where all correspondence will be emailed
4. Your banking account details and valid branch code that you will nominate to be used to securely pay your UIF contributions

A domestic worker could be a gardener, a driver or a person who looks after children, the aged, sick, frail or disabled in a private household, but not on a farm.

This is the view taken in the Unemployment Insurance Contributions Act, 2002 (Act No. 4 of 2002)

Commercial

1. Your valid UIF reference number as supplied by the UIF when you registered
2. Your valid 13 Digit South African ID number or a valid Passport number
3. Your e-mail address where all correspondence will be emailed
4. Your company’s official registration name and details as provided by the Registrar of Companies which is the CK1 form for CC’s and CM1 or CM3 for Proprietary Limited companies
5. Your banking account details and valid branch code that you will nominate to be used to securely pay your UIF contributions. For commercial employers this would normally be your company’s bank account

A commercial employer is a legal or registered entity that employs the services of any person and remunerates that person within the guidelines as provided within the Basic Conditions of Employment

Agents

1. A valid UIF reference number for either a domestic employer or a commercial employer that you as an agent will be acting on behalf of
2. Your valid 13 Digit South African ID number or a valid Passport number
3. Your e-mail address where all correspondence will be emailed
4. As an Agent acting on behalf of a commercial employer you will need the company’s official name and details as provided by the Registrar of Companies which is the CK1 form for CC’s and CM1 or CM3 for Proprietary Limited companies
5. The bank account details and valid branch code that will be nominated to pay UIF contributions. For agents this would be the agent’s bank account. Alternative bank accounts are provided for once you have activated your uFiling account

An agent is a uFiler who has activated a uFiling account on behalf of another person or employer and uses uFiling on behalf of that person or employer and has a written mandate from that person or employer to act on their behalf

Employee

To activate your Employee account you need to have the following documents and information available

1. Your valid 13 Digit South African ID number
2. Your e-mail address where all correspondence will be emailed

As an online registered Employee you will be able to securely submit your Application for Benefits (for Unemployment, Maternity, Illness and Adoption), to submit Re-Issue of Payment, Continuation of Payment and Notice of Appeal

An Employee can register on the Employee Portal if the Employer has been accredited by the UIF. This portal will allow the Employee to securely submit forms to the UIF electronically.