Forms

Information a debtor must read before signing a debt agreement proposal. It will help you to be sure if a debt agreement is right for you.

Form to log an incident or fault with one of AFSA's Online Services

This form can be used to report issues or request support for B2G system integration.

This form can be used by insolvency practitioners and creditors for support queries about AFSA’s debt agreements online platform.

To send us a compliment or complaint about your registered trustee (RT), official trustee (OT), debt agreement administrator (DAA) or AFSA complete this form.

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If you want to confirm someone is bankrupt, ask them for the trustee's details and AFSA administration number.

During bankruptcy, you must stay in contact with your trustee and inform them when your circumstances change.

If someone owes you money and they're bankrupt, it's important to include your debt and keep your information updated.

It's important you include all your debts when applying for bankruptcy.

A warning notice for debtors, contains information on the consequences of a bankruptcy notice.

A form to submit a proposal to creditors without holding a meeting.

Form 7 - statement of claim. To enable the trustee to assess your ability to vote and the value of your vote you need to complete this form.

Form 39 - application for determination of trustee remuneration. Trustees can use this form to apply to the Inspector General to determine remuneration.

Form 38 - notice of meeting of creditors. Trustees must use this form to tell creditors of a creditor meeting.