Complaints handling procedure
If you are dissatisfied with our performance, service or the behaviour of an employee we encourage you to lodge a complaint.
If you are in financial stress due to the bushfires, or if you are a volunteer, there are a number of support services available to assist you during this time. Free financial help is available through the National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007. See Dealing with debt for more options.
You can also find information about emergency assistance on the Services Australia website Help in an emergency.

If you are dissatisfied with our performance, service or the behaviour of an employee we encourage you to lodge a complaint.
Regulation and Enforcement may review some decisions made by trustees and administrators.
If you wish to lodge a request for a review, you must do so within 60 days of the date the trustee informs you of their decision.
Information about resolving complaints about trustees and administrators.
How to claim compensation from us for defective administration that has caused you detriment.
You should be wary if you receive any emails, letters, faxes, SMS and phone calls out of the blue, claiming to be from the Australian Financial Security Authority.
You can submit a complaint if you believe AFSA has breached the Commonwealth Procurement Rules ('the CPRs').
Do you have something to report relating to wrongdoing, criminal misconduct, dishonesty or fraud in relation to the personal insolvency system or use of the PPSR?
AFSA is committed to being accessible and responsive to all complainants who approach our office for assistance and/or with a complaint.