In the context of PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) in South Africa, a status marked as “provisionally rejected” typically indicates that an application for registration, licensing, or certification within the private security industry has been initially rejected, pending further review or clarification. Here are some possible reasons why an application might be provisionally rejected: … Read more
In the context of PSiRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) in South Africa, a “CRC process marked as retake” refers to the Criminal Record Check (CRC) procedure as part of the application process for registration, licensing, or certification within the private security industry. When an applicant’s CRC process is marked as “retake,” it generally implies … Read more
PSIRA (Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority) rejections can occur due to various reasons, and understanding these reasons is essential to rectify issues and reapply successfully. Here are common reasons for PSIRA rejections: Insufficient Documentation: Incomplete Application: Failure to provide all required documentation or incomplete application forms can lead to rejection. Ensure all sections are properly … Read more