For those who work in the public sector and require information about jobseekers
We disclose information about registered jobseekers that is needed for other public sector processing. We do this after your request has been submitted and reviewed for confidentiality. If you have access rights, you can retrieve a lot of information digitally and receive a response immediately. If the information you need is not available digitally, you can submit a request using a form instead.
Good to know before requesting information
We prefer that you to request information by submitting a form. However, in some matters you will need to call us instead.
How to request information about registered jobseekers
Request information digitally
If you handle social assistance cases, you can retrieve information about jobseekers via the SSBTEK system support and the AFLI service.
If you work at an unemployment insurance fund, you can use the ‘Ask AF’ function in your own organisation. You will then receive a response directly in your system support.
Request information using our forms
Use our forms when requesting personal data or documents. Matters are handled in order of priority, and you will usually receive a response within four working days. The response will be sent to your organisation's official postal address and addressed to you as the person who made the request.
If the jobseeker has protected identity, do not use our forms. Instead, contact us by telephone.
Report suspected benefit fraud
Please report any suspected fraud by employers receiving contributions from us.
Report a technical problem
If you encounter a technical problem when requesting information, please report it to us.
Contact us by telephone
If you have any questions, for example regarding individuals with protected identity, please call us.
Open Monday–Friday: 08:00–16:00