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  1. Higher education
  2. Most useful information

ABSTUDY and Assistance for Isolated Children (AIC) - Explanation or formal review of decision form (SY054)

Use this form to ask for an explanation of a decision about your claim for ABSTUDY or AIC. You can also use this form to ask for a formal review of your ABSTUDY or AIC decision.

  1. Centrelink self service
  2. Centrelink phone self service

When you call Centrelink phone self service

When you call, have both your Customer Access Number (CAN) and PIN, if you haven't created a voiceprint.

  1. Income
  2. Lump sums while on income support

Employment lump sum 52-week policy assessed incorrectly

An error was made with some employment income lump sums of greater than 52 weeks.

  1. Disability Support Pension
  2. How much you can get

Pensioner Concession Card if you get Disability Support Pension

If your Disability Support Pension (DSP) stops, you may still get a Pensioner Concession Card.

  1. Disability Support Pension
  2. How we assess your claim

Explaining the decision for Disability Support Pension

After we assess your claim for Disability Support Pension (DSP), we’ll tell you the outcome and explain our decision.

  1. Information about Robodebt
  2. Robodebt class action

New robodebt class action settlement

The Federal Court will consider late registrations for the new robodebt class action settlement. You have until 4 pm AEST Friday 15 May 2026 to submit.

  1. Seeking medical help
  2. Most useful information

Authority to release personal information - Personal injury, insurance, superannuation or other matter form (SI039)

Use this form to request your information or consent to us releasing your information to a third party.

  1. Disability Support Pension
  2. Who can get it

Non-medical rules for Disability Support Pension

You need to meet all the non-medical rules to get Disability Support Pension (DSP).

  1. Top payments
  2. Status Resolution Support Services payment (SRSS)

When we’ll pay the Status Resolution Support Services payment

We’ll pay you the SRSS payment once the Department of Home Affairs tell us you’re eligible.

Acting arrangements for Centrelink or aged care

How someone can act for you or you can act for someone with Centrelink or aged care.

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