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Police, Credit and Bankruptcy Checks
Applicants for membership with FBAA must obtain Police, Credit & Bankruptcy checks when submitting an application for membership.
Police Checks
- Applicants for membership must provide a National Police Check. The check must not be more than 2 months old from the date of application with FBAA.**
- Where the application is a company, partnership, business or firm; all directors, partners and principals directly engaged in the business must provide this document.
- Note when renewing your membership, we will require a standard declaration when your renewal is due.
Obtaining a Police Check from State and Federal Police
Australian Federal Police |
New South Wales |
Northern Territory |
Queensland |
South Australia |
Tasmania |
Victoria |
Western Australia |
You can also obtain a national police check via an authorised agent such as CVCheck or
National Crime Check.
Credit Checks
- Applicants for membership must provide a Credit Check. The check must not be more than 1 month old from the date of application with FBAA.
- A separate bankruptcy search will not be required if it is included in the Credit Report.
You can obtain a Credit Report with CVCheck
Bankruptcy Search
- Applications for membership must provide a Bankruptcy Search. The search must not be more than 1 month old from the date of application with FBAA.
- A separate bankruptcy search will not be required if it is included in the Credit Report.
- Note that when renewing your membership, we will require a standard declaration when your renewal is due.
You can obtain a Bankruptcy Search directly from the Bankruptcy Register Search, which is the most cost-effective solution. Or, you can obtain a bankruptcy check via a credit reporting agency such as CVCheck or National Crime check.