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Current
licence holders
Current licence holders will be sent a courtesy reminder letter
and application form approximately 8 to 10 weeks prior to the expiry
of their licence. Licensees must advise the Security Industry
Registry of any change of address within 14 days of moving. This
also ensures that all documentation is sent to the correct address.
NOTE: It is your responsibility to ensure that
an application is submitted in sufficient time to allow processing
prior to the expiry of your licence.
New Applicants And Current Licence Holders
To apply for a licence you must:
- Obtain and complete an "Application for a Class 1 and/or Class
2 Security Licence" (P601 form). Applications are available from
the Security Industry Registry or the Police Service Web site.
- Identify the class, category and term of the licence/s you
wish to apply for.
- Provide proof of your qualifications.
- Provide two written references. (The references should be from
an individual that knows you personally and confirms that you are
of proper and fit character to work within the security industry).
- Former interstate or overseas police officers must include a
certificate of satisfactory service and honourable discharge with
the application form. (All applications from current and former
police officers of any jurisdiction must be referred to Internal
Affairs Branch for assessment).
- Overseas visitors must supply a certified copy of the relevant
pages of the passport showing personal details and a valid work
visa label.
- Include payment of the full licence fee, either by cheque,
money order or credit card (Bankcard, Visa or MasterCard) to the
Security Industry Registry. (NB. The Registry does not have
counter facilities. All applications must be sent by mail. Faxed
or e-mail applications will not be accepted).
- Post your application
- When your application is approved a "Photograph Advice" will
be sent to you by mail. You may then go to any RTA office or
agency in New South Wales, where your photo licence will be
issued.
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