Sales representative and property manager registration - renewal

This publication is for: 
Commercial tenancyProperty industry
Documents: 
file type icon Application for renewal of a real estate and business sales representative registration (including property managers)

What do I need to complete an application

To apply for a renewal of a real estate or business sales representative registration, you must complete the application form and provide all relevant supporting documentation as follows:

  • complete all of the relevant sections of the application form
  • provide copies of supporting documents
  • attach/pay the correct fee (non refundable)
  • provide an original or certified copy of a police check/s signed by an authorised witness, not more than 3 months old
  • ensure the declaration by employer section is completed by your employer (must be a Western Australian licensed real estate agent or Western Australian registered developer)
  • complete, date and sign the authorisation and declaration
  • check to make sure that the application form is complete and that you have provided all relevant supporting documents

​Lodging your application

The application fee/s is payable at the time of lodging this application.

The fees and forms page contains further details about:

  • how to lodge your application;
  • relevant fees; 
  • other licensing forms; and 
  • how to contact us.

Late Renewal Applications

If your renewal application is lodged after the expiry date of your registration, you will be required to pay a late fee which amounts to an additional 25% of the renewal application fee.

For applications lodged within 28 days immediately succeeding the day on which the registration expired. 
  • Should your registration be renewed, the renewal will take effect on and from the day after the day the registration expired. 

For applications lodged after 28 days but less than 12 months after the day on which the  registration expired.

  • Should your registration be renewed, the new registration period will commence on the date the renewal is granted; or
  • If the Commissioner is satisfied that there is reasonable cause for the renewal to take effect on and from the day after the day the registration expired, this can occur.
For applications lodged more than 12 months, but not more than 24 months, after the day on which the registration expired.
  • Should your registration be renewed, the new registration period will commence no earlier than 28 days after the date on which the application is lodged; or If you would like your renewal to take effect within the next 28 days, you must satisfy the Commissioner that there is reasonable cause for this to occur. To enable the Commissioner to determine whether your application to renew should be successful, you will need to provide any further information requested by the Commissioner. 
Consumer Protection
Form – registration
Last updated 14 Sep 2023
First published 10 Mar 2014

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