We are currently experiencing a disruption to our credit card payment system for Creditor Bankruptcy Notices. Our vendor has been notified and is investigating. In the interim, please use the ‘bank payment’ option to make a payment.
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.
Information to help you apply for bankruptcy online, including creating a Bankruptcy Online account, completing your Bankruptcy Form, what to do if you can't submit the form online and completing the form on someone's behalf.
Use our online service to access personal insolvency information about individuals directly from the National Personal Insolvency Index (NPII).
If someone owes you (the creditor) $5,000 or more, you can apply online to the Official Receiver for a bankruptcy notice.
The PPSR is the single Australian register where details of security interests in personal property can be registered and searched.
Practitioners can lodge annual administration returns online. Find out more about how to login, set up an account and get support.
An online service for debt agreement administrators and creditors to submit debt agreement forms and view debt agreement details.
An online service to allow trustees and their staff to apply for various Official Receiver notices.
Online Services system-to-system integration enables you to make seamless submissions from your own business systems.
Report incidents and request support for Bankruptcy Online, Bankruptcy Register Search, creditor bankruptcy notices, AAR online, debt agreements online, B2G services and OR notices online.
Find out more about the phased approach to online services delivery.
Maintenance of AFSA’s online services is scheduled fortnightly 8pm to 9pm (AEST/ AEDT).