Official form guide
Form 1B Deem refusal of registration application is used to ask the ACNC to formally refuse your charity registration because a decision has not been made in time. Submit it only after the required waiting periods have passed.
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Form Overview
Form 1B Deem refusal of registration application is used to ask the ACNC to formally refuse your charity registration because a decision has not been made in time. Submit it only after the required waiting periods have passed.
Plain English
If the ACNC hasn’t decided on your charity registration after the allowed time, you can fill out this short form to have the application deemed refused. This lets you then apply for a review of that refusal.
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You want to apply for charity registration
Starts a new registration application
✓ Verify eligibility and have an ABN ready
You need to update charity details after registration
Requests amendment of registered information
✓ Confirm the change is allowed under the ACNC Act
You want to withdraw a pending registration application
Cancels the application before a decision
✓ Ensure you have not already been deemed refused
You can only lodge the form once 60 days have elapsed since your registration application, and if extra information was requested, after a further 28 days from supplying that information.
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Charity
2 items
The registered charity name and its ABN.
Details of the responsible people (board or committee members).
Report
2 items
The registration detail, change, or reporting information this form covers.
The reporting period for the Annual Information Statement, if applicable.
Declaration
1 items
Declare the information is accurate and submit through the Charity Portal.
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Thinking this form is for a new charity registration.
Submitting before the 60‑day or 28‑day thresholds are met.
Using a typed signature instead of an electronic or handwritten one.
Leaving the declaration box unchecked.
Failing to attach extra information when space on the form is insufficient.
Signing on behalf of the charity without providing the other charity’s ABN (if applicable).
Sending the form to the wrong email address or postal address.
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