Refer victims to the QCS Victims Register
Part of the Victims support agencies topic
Victim support agencies can refer victims to the Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) Victims Register. Apply to Queensland Corrective Services.
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You can use this service to refer victims to the QCS Victims Register.
You can submit your completed application form by post or email. See how to refer victims to the QCS Victims Register for the full application process.
What you should know
Victim support agencies can refer victims to the QCS Victims Register.
Who can use this service
You can refer a victim if:
- you work for a victim support agency
- you work for a support agency that is assisting a victim of crime.
Don't use this service if:
- you are a victim of crime
Instead, you can register as a victim of an adult offender.
How to refer victims to the QCS Victims Register
Choose how to refer and follow the steps.
Step 1: Gather information and documents
Gather information about the victim and offender, including:
- victim's name
- victim's date of birth
- victim's contact details (phone number and/or email address)
- offender's name
- offender's date of birth (if known).
Step 2: Proof of identity
Attach one copy of the victim’s proof of identity, either:
- driver licence
- passport
- photo identification.
The documents do not need to be certified.
See Proof of identity documents for victims of crime in the Help centre.
Step 3: Complete the form
Download, print and complete the application form.
Step 4: Victim declaration
The victim you are referring must sign the declaration.
Step 5: Submit the application
Send the complete application and supporting documents to:
Victims Register
GPO Box 1054
BRISBANE QLD 4001
Step 6: Receive the outcome
You will receive confirmation the referral has been received.
Step 1: Gather information and documents
Gather information about the victim and offender, including:
- victim's name
- victim's date of birth
- victim's contact details (phone number and/or email address)
- offender's name
- offender's date of birth (if known).
Step 2: Proof of identity
Attach one copy of the victim’s proof of identity, either:
- driver licence
- passport
- photo identification.
The documents do not need to be certified.
See Proof of identity documents for victims of crime in the Help centre.
Step 3: Complete the form
Download, print and complete the application form.
Step 4: Victim declaration
The victim you are referring must sign the declaration.
Step 5: Submit the application
Email the completed application and documents to:
victims.register@corrections.qld.gov.au
Step 6: Receive the outcome
You will receive confirmation the referral has been received.
How long it takes
Processing time begins when a complete application is received.
Standard applications: up to 10 business days
Urgent applications: within 2 business days
How much it costs
Free.
From the Help centre
Find answers to frequently asked questions about services, including:
Queensland Corrective Services
Find more in the Help centre.
Managed by: Department of Youth Justice and Victim Support