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This allows the RAF to divide – or apportion – the compensation as a percentage of blame. If, for example, you and another driver were equally to blame for an accident, you will be paid half of your damages. If you were 60% to blame, you'll receive 40% of the compensation.

Funeral costs Dependants can also claim for funeral costs. The average pay-out was R18,521. Compensation from the RAF will cover: transportation of the body.

How long does the average RAF claim take? On average, it takes three to six years for the RAF to pay out a claim. Depending on the circumstances, it can take longer. Once the claim has been settled in court and the RAF ordered to pay compensation, it may take months before you receive the funds.

After accepting an offer of settlement for a personal injury claim you will usually receive your compensation money within 14-28 days from the date of settlement. However this timeframe is only a general guide, as how long it takes to receive your compensation can vary based on the below factors.

How long does the average RAF claim take? On average, it takes three to six years for the RAF to pay out a claim. Depending on the circumstances, it can take longer. Once the claim has been settled in court and the RAF ordered to pay compensation, it may take months before you receive the funds.

To check your RAF claim, you will need to visit the Road Accident Fund website or call their customer care line. You will need your accident report number (ARP) and claim ID (if you don't have an ARP, you can call the Fund's customer care line to get it). On their website, fill in your details on the form provided.

RAFPay offers an upfront cash payment against a valid Road Accident Fund court order or settlement agreement. Once the Road Accident Fund pays your lawyers, the monthly RAFPay charges will be taken off in one amount and you will receive the balance of your money in the final payment.

The documents required to launch a claim with the RAF are; the police report and/or case number of the accident, all your relevant personal details as well as those of any other person involved in the accident, all medical documents supporting the claim of injuries incurred,

In a loss-of-earnings or loss-of-support claim, the compensation awarded for past and annual anticipated earnings or losses is capped at a maximum value. The current limit is R336,308 per annum. This is adjusted quarterly for inflation. The RAF will not pay out any more than this amount.

For a leg injury, like a broken leg, the victim can claim funds up to R400,000. If your claim is rejected or negotiations break down, get the personal injury lawsuit process . R2.

You can call the RAF's customer service division if you'd rather find out the status of your claim over the phone. The department's telephone number is 0861 723 427. Be ready to give your claim number when you call, along with any identifying details such your name, ID or passport number, and contact information.

The documents required to launch a claim with the RAF are; the police report and/or case number of the accident, all your relevant personal details as well as those of any other person involved in the accident, all medical documents supporting the claim of injuries incurred,

This allows the RAF to divide – or apportion – the compensation as a percentage of blame. If, for example, you and another driver were equally to blame for an accident, you will be paid half of your damages. If you were 60% to blame, you'll receive 40% of the compensation.

Funeral costs Dependants can also claim for funeral costs. The average pay-out was R18,521. Compensation from the RAF will cover: transportation of the body.

How long does the average RAF claim take? On average, it takes three to six years for the RAF to pay out a claim. Depending on the circumstances, it can take longer. Once the claim has been settled in court and the RAF ordered to pay compensation, it may take months before you receive the funds.

After accepting an offer of settlement for a personal injury claim you will usually receive your compensation money within 14-28 days from the date of settlement. However this timeframe is only a general guide, as how long it takes to receive your compensation can vary based on the below factors.

How long does the average RAF claim take? On average, it takes three to six years for the RAF to pay out a claim. Depending on the circumstances, it can take longer. Once the claim has been settled in court and the RAF ordered to pay compensation, it may take months before you receive the funds.

To check your RAF claim, you will need to visit the Road Accident Fund website or call their customer care line. You will need your accident report number (ARP) and claim ID (if you don't have an ARP, you can call the Fund's customer care line to get it). On their website, fill in your details on the form provided.

RAFPay offers an upfront cash payment against a valid Road Accident Fund court order or settlement agreement. Once the Road Accident Fund pays your lawyers, the monthly RAFPay charges will be taken off in one amount and you will receive the balance of your money in the final payment.

The documents required to launch a claim with the RAF are; the police report and/or case number of the accident, all your relevant personal details as well as those of any other person involved in the accident, all medical documents supporting the claim of injuries incurred,

In a loss-of-earnings or loss-of-support claim, the compensation awarded for past and annual anticipated earnings or losses is capped at a maximum value. The current limit is R336,308 per annum. This is adjusted quarterly for inflation. The RAF will not pay out any more than this amount.

For a leg injury, like a broken leg, the victim can claim funds up to R400,000. If your claim is rejected or negotiations break down, get the personal injury lawsuit process . R2.

You can call the RAF's customer service division if you'd rather find out the status of your claim over the phone. The department's telephone number is 0861 723 427. Be ready to give your claim number when you call, along with any identifying details such your name, ID or passport number, and contact information.

The documents required to launch a claim with the RAF are; the police report and/or case number of the accident, all your relevant personal details as well as those of any other person involved in the accident, all medical documents supporting the claim of injuries incurred,