Skills Checkpoint Online Application

1. Your personal details

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2. Eligibility Questions

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To be eligible, you must be:

• an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident
• aged 40 years or over at the date this form is lodged and either:
• employed and at risk of entering the income support system, or
• Currently unemployed for no more than twelve consecutive months, and who do not have an active referral to, or are not currently registered with a Commonwealth Funded employment services provider as identified in the Department’s IT Systems (such as Workforce Australia Services providers or Disability Employment Services providers).

3. Employment information

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4. Additional questions

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5. Education level

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6. Proof of identity

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To verify your identity, you must show the Skills Checkpoint Provider ONE document from Group A or two documents from Group B as detailed below. All documents must be original or a certified copy.

All documents must be original or a certified copy.

One of our team members will be in touch to arrange a time with you to sight your identification.

Group A (note: only one document is required from Group A)

Drivers licence
Current Australian passport
Other form of photo identification from an Australian government department or agency

Group B

Financial institution (bank) documents (account numbers are not copied or recorded) including:

ATM/credit cards showing full name and signature
Bank statement showing your full name and address

Other documents—any of the following:
Medicare card
birth certificate or birth certificate extract
certificate of Australian citizenship
motor vehicle registration papers with current address
Australian marriage certificate
documents showing registration of a change of name
divorce papers
trade certificate
insurance renewal documents showing full name and current address

If you cannot provide information in either Group A or Group B, talk to your Skills Checkpoint Provider about what other forms of documentation are sufficient to prove your identity. For example, documentation that shows your name and address (postal or residential) can be used to confirm your identity. This could include rates notices, mobile phone or other bills. Alternatively, other forms of documentation that contain your name, such as letters of reference, payslips from previous employment, library and other club memberships or education certificates may be used. Where you do not have sufficient documentation, Services Australia may be able to assist.