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If there is no other available parental ID but the blocked one, it could take a very long time for Home Affairs to resolve the problem.
You need to find some proof that you were born in South Africa and that at least one of your parents was South African.
Yes, life partners "in a relationship intended to be permanent" should be regarded as spouses in terms of inheriting intestate estates.
You may owe them money, but they should have done their due diligence to notify you first.
Possibly, but she should definitely get legal advice.
No, the Intestate Succession Act of 1987 would apply if there is no will.
If your WCA claim was still being assessed, then yes. But it is unclear whether you can apply for UIF now.
No, it is not legal.
You can only remarry if you get divorced, or if she and the court agree to you taking a second wife.