Introduction

If you hold a property certificate of registration, you can add another category of work if you have completed the required qualifications. 

You can add or remove categories such as stock and station agent or strata managing agent.

You can do this online —this is generally the fastest and cheapest way to add or remove a category.

For details on licence types and classes go to NSW Fair Trading Becoming a property agent.

Note: If you no longer need it you can surrender your certificate.

What you need

Required documents

To use the online service you'll need:

  • a MyServiceNSW Account
    • you can create one when you start your application
    • you may need details from 2 identity documents (such as Australian driver licence, Medicare card, passport)
  • your certificate number (you can visit Verify NSW to check this)
  • copies of your qualifications in PDF, JPG or PNG format.

Fees and payment


How to add or remove a category

Use the online form

You can only apply online if your certificate number starts with ‘REP4’.

  • Gather the required documents.
  • Select the ‘Apply or change a category online’ button.
  • Follow the prompts to submit your form.

Privacy and personal information: To use this NSW Fair Trading service you’ll need to create or log in with a MyServiceNSW Account. By logging in you consent to sharing your name and email address in your MyServiceNSW Account with NSW Fair Trading, a division of the Department of Customer Service. The NSW Fair Trading Property certificates and licences – privacy collection notice explains how your personal information will be handled once it is shared by Service NSW.


Apply in person

If you are not able to use the online form you can complete a PDF form and submit it at a Service NSW service centre.

Before you visit a service centre

Note: submitting a PDF application may take longer to process and incur a higher fee than using the online form.

Paying by cash

Most service centres accept card payments but not all accept cash. Before you visit, check the locations where cash is not accepted.


Contact

If you have questions contact NSW Fair Trading.

Last published: 23 September 2026

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