Jane*, South Australia
Jane applied on her own and was knocked back. We reviewed her application, verified her account and rewrote it. Same facts, second application: an offer over $100,000.
Her part: sending us her first application.
National Redress Scheme · applications close 30 June 2027
Same facts, different result. We turn what you remember into a clear, verifiable application, built around how payments are actually assessed.
Pay once or in five instalments. Then tell us your story, in your own time.
Average redress payment
$89,328
Average of the 3,180 payments made in 2024–25. Source: Department of Social Services Annual Report 2024–25, as at 30 June 2025.
Payments go up to $150,000. We never take a percentage.
A narrative written to the payment criteria, so every factor that counts towards your payment is clearly on the page.
Verification is where applications stall. We find the records, dates and names that back up your account before you lodge, so the evidence is ready when the Scheme goes looking.
Combined years in courtrooms and at conference tables, presenting facts to decision-makers, knowing what gets accepted and what gets questioned.
Assessors work through applications looking for specific things: the factors that determine whether a claim is accepted and how much it pays. If those factors aren't clearly on the page, they can't count.
We know what matters to an assessment and how to express it so it gets its full weight. We know what helps a claim verify quickly, and the gaps and inconsistencies that get one stuck. Most importantly, we know how to set out the full context, impact and consequences of what happened to you, so all of it is taken into account.
You can apply yourself, or wait for a free support service. If you need counselling or emotional support, we encourage you to contact one.
Redress Success does one thing: we help you present your case in the way that gives it the best chance of the highest payment it supports. We start the moment you pay, work to your timetable, and hand you a professional application to lodge yourself. You keep 100% of your payment.
Only the National Redress Scheme decides applications. We can't guarantee a payment or an amount.
Results
Real applicants, de-identified and shared with permission. Names changed.
Jane applied on her own and was knocked back. We reviewed her application, verified her account and rewrote it. Same facts, second application: an offer over $100,000.
Her part: sending us her first application.
Mary remembered something at school that made her uncomfortable, but thought it didn't count. We found the records, she confirmed what happened, and we explained that it qualifies. Her claim was accepted, and the payment cleared her mortgage.
Her part: telling us what she remembered.
Joe's memory of events was patchy and he didn't want to dig through old documents or contact classmates. We researched the institution and its history, and Joe confirmed what happened to him. Accepted.
His part: telling us what he remembered.
Results depend on individual circumstances and don't guarantee a similar outcome.
We work from fragments and fill the gaps from the records.
No repeat interviews, no graphic questions, nothing you have to relive twice.
We track down institutional records, dates and names for you.
We find out why, and fix it.
Fees
You never pay us out of your redress payment.
$400
One fixed fee, paid once
We build your application from your story: records, chronology, verification, and a clear, assessable draft. You confirm it, we file it.
Pay $4005 × $100
$500 total · no interest
The same full application service, paid in five monthly instalments of $100. Start straight after your first payment.
Instalments continue whatever the outcome.
Start for $100$600
One fixed fee, paid once
Been rejected or offered less than you expected? We find out why, rebuild the application, and resubmit it.
Pay $600Payments by PayID bank transfer. If we assess that you are not eligible for the Scheme before any work is done, we refund your payment in full.
Who we are
Redress Success is run by people who have spent their working lives presenting facts to decision-makers, in claims, assessments and investigations. We are an independent private service: not the Scheme, not a government agency, and we do not give legal advice.
That skill — taking a person's own account and turning it into something a decision-maker can act on — is what moves an application.
Applying to the National Redress Scheme is free, and free government-funded help is available at nationalredress.gov.au and knowmore.org.au.
We are an independent private service, not the Scheme or a government agency, and we don't give legal advice. We charge a fixed fee because a well-built application can make a real difference to the outcome.
Everything in your application must be true and your own. We help you say it clearly; we will never make anything up.
FAQ
No. Applying is free. You're paying for us to prepare it properly.
Never. One fixed fee.
An AI assistant collects your story; a real case manager reads everything and prepares your application.
Yes: five monthly payments of $100.
No. Nothing graphic, and you can skip any question.
30 June 2027. After that, late applications are accepted only in exceptional circumstances.
It's kept confidential and used only to prepare your application. See our Privacy Policy.
It's deleted when your matter ends unless you ask us to keep it.
If we assess that you are not eligible for the Scheme before any work is done, we refund your payment in full.
No. We are an independent private service. We are not affiliated with the National Redress Scheme or any government agency, and we do not provide legal advice. Only the Scheme can decide an application.