If someone owes you money and they're bankrupt, it's important to include your debt and keep your information updated. This allows the trustee to inform you if there is any money available for creditors.
AFSA Forms
It's important you include all your debts when applying for bankruptcy. If you’ve forgotten to include any debts, you must notify your trustee as soon as you become aware.
AFSA credit facility: director’s guarantee form. A form for customers using AFSA's credit facility
Template for submitting an alleged offence referral.
More information on Alleged offence referrals.
This form can be used for enquiries relating to Annual administration return (AAR) support.
Trustees can use this form to lodge an annual trustee return. Trustees must lodge this return form annually within one month of the anniversary of their registration.
Form 32
Form 39 Application for determination of trustee remuneration. Trustees can use this form to apply to the Inspector General to determine remuneration.
Form 39
A form for current debt agreement administrators to renew their registration.
Form 27
Complete this form (form 36) if you wish to appoint a proxy to vote at a meeting of creditors, and provide it to the trustee at (or preferable before) the meeting.
Form 36
Assent / dissent form. Form to assent or dissent to composition proposal in bankruptcy. This form must be submitted to the trustee, together with a completed proof of debt form (POD), before the meeting.
Application form for access to AFSA’s business-to-government (B2G) integration environment. Use this form to apply for access to AFSA's B2G integration environment.
Application form for access to AFSA’s business-to-government (B2G) production environment. Use this form to apply for access to AFSA's B2G production environment.
This form can be used to report issues or request support for B2G system integration.
This page contains the forms and information sheets required to apply for bankruptcy.
Form 3, Form 6
This page contains the forms and information sheets required if you have been made bankrupt by sequestration order.
Form 3