Introduction
If you are currently licensed as a conveyancer, you'll be emailed a renewal notice approximately 60 days prior to the licence expiring. You're then able to renew your licence online.
If your licence has expired:
- within 90 days after the licence expiry date, you can apply to restore your licence – you'll need to pay the restoration fee
- more than 90 days past the expiry date, you'll need to reapply for your licence.
Note: You can update your email address and mobile number when you renew online. If other details need to be updated, refer to change the details on a conveyancer licence.
Eligibility
To be eligible to renew, you must:
- be a fit and proper person to hold a licence and not be disqualified
- have met continuing professional development – PDF requirements.
What you need
- a MyServiceNSW Account
- you can create one when you start
- you may need details from 2 identity documents (such as Australian driver licence, Medicare card, passport)
- your licence number
- your renewal number (as shown on your renewal notice)
- your payment.
How to renew
- Select the 'Renew online' button.
- Log in, or create your MyService NSW Account.
- Follow the prompts to renew a conveyancer licence.
When you submit your application you'll get a confirmation email.
If you're unable to submit online:
- Print and complete your renewal notice.
- Visit a Service NSW Centre along with your proof of identity documents and payment.
Privacy
To renew or restore an individual conveyancer licence with NSW Fair Trading, 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 Conveyancer licences – privacy collection notice explains how your personal information will be handled once it is shared by Service NSW.
More information
You cannot work if your licence has expired.