Guide to submitting forms

There are many forms that advisers can submit to AustralianSuper

This guide explains the requirements for submitting forms in the correct manner. This will ensure efficient processing and avoid any unnecessary delays.

Upload forms via the Adviser Portal

Advisers can submit most forms via the Adviser Portal, instead of email. All forms except the Advice fee forms and Member Direct third-party authorities can be uploaded via the portal. If you’re not registered for the portal, visit our registration page.

Please note:

  • If a form can be sent via email, we accept an online copy and supporting Proof of ID documents to Adviser Services
  • You can download most of the forms in the tables below.
  • Before submitting a form, check whether a digital signature1 is accepted.
  • If you’re submitting forms on behalf of a client, avoid submitting multiple forms at the same time. Please submit individually for efficient processing.
  • A wet or ink signature is required for the following: Power of Attorney, Guardianship documents, Certified documents, and Binding death benefit nomination

1 Digital Signatures should always be used in keeping with your Licensee’s Digital Signature Policy requirements. Digital Signatures are a specific type of electronic signature with unique electronic identifiers and that meet the identification, reliability and consent requirements as outlined in the Electronic Transaction Act 1999.

Super/accumulation forms

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