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Change your details

If you hold a restricted electrical work licence and have gained new competencies, they cannot be endorsed as an add-on to your licence. You will need to apply for a new restricted work licence/permit (other than apprentice) (PDF, 149KB)

Changing your licence details
Change of business names for a contractor licence, or family name for a work licence

Change address/contact details
Use this form to change your address or contact details

Last updated August 12, 2005

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