Centrelink Error Code E1-0-5 : What is it and how to fix it?

Centrelink offers social security payments and services to Australians. You can easily claim your payment at Centrelink. As a first step, they will ask you some simple questions to help determine which of their most common payments may apply to you. For claiming online, you must have a Centrelink online account linked to myGov and a Customer Reference Number (CRN) for linking your Centrelink online account with myGov. If you don’t have it, you have to prove your identity through myGov to get one and you don’t have to visit a service centre.

You can easily track the progress of your claim online by signing in to myGov and then go to Centrelink. You can also use the Centrelink app for this purpose. Centrelink will send an electronic letter in your myGov inbox. In case if you don’t get the electronic letter, they will send you a letter in the mail. For getting your payment, you must continue to meet the eligibility requirements. Centrelink offers payments and services and delivers services at times of major change for seniors, job seekers, students and trainees, families and many more. In terms of child support, it gives separated parents the financial and emotional support required for their children’s well being.

Overall, Centrelink is useful for those who are searching for any help. But the service has been facing some errors that have proved to be a reason of irritation for many users. One particular error is the E1-0-5. This error occurs when you are not able to access anything on the website. Users of Centrelink said that they were trying to report their income but they were getting the E1-0-5 error on the myGov online services portal and the Centrelink app. A user said that online claims went offline and he was logging in for the whole day but every time the E1-0-5 error appeared on screen and he was unable to do anything. If you are also experiencing the E1-0-5 error on Centrelink, there are a few things you can do to fix the issue by yourself –

For Web Browsers

1. Clear the cache and cookies of the browser.
2. Close the website and the browser, reopen it and check if the problem still exists.
3. Contact Centrelink customer care at 1300169468.

For Centrelink app users

1. Uninstall the app and reinstall it.
2. Clear the data of the app on your phone settings.
3. Switch off your device, restart it and relaunch the app.
4. Install the app on another device and see if the error appears in there.
5. Contact Centrelink customer care at 1300169468.