• Applications are submitted by post to TSV.
• Reminders are sent three months before expiry of the existing certificate.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to us when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• All applications are submitted to TSV for processing.
• A copy of their safety management system, that is compliant with NSCV Part E is required.
• TSV does not charge for certificates of operation.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• Applicants submit the application to build to the TSV Melbourne office.
• Copies of accredited surveyor recommendation is required.
• Fees are paid.

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to us at the time of application.

Periodic survey and renewals

• TSV sends reminders 60 days before survey is due.
• Copies of accredited surveyor recommendation is required.
• Fees are paid.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• Applicants apply through TSV.
• The process for a non-survey vessel is the same as for Certificates of operation and Certificates of survey however the applicant does not receive a certificate.

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• Applications for general exemptions are made through TSV.
• TSV do not charge for exemptions.
• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA.

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post.
• In some cases, exemptions have been extended until 2020. Read the list of exemptions.

• Application are submitted at MAST shopfronts.
• Applications for sea time assessment can be done as part of the application for a CoC or as a stand-alone application.
• Applications can be sent at the start of the seafarers training course and completed by the end of the course.
• Reminder are sent by MAST three months before the certificate expires.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to AMSA when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• Applications are lodged at the MAST Hobart office.
• MAST will not be issuing any further reminder notices for 2018.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• Applications are submitted to MAST before construction starts so that MAST can issue the unique vessel identifier.

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to AMSA at the time of application.

Periodic survey and renewals

• MAST sends reminders three months in advance of the expiry for the certificate.
• Certificates of survey are valid for five years but are reissued annually together with a summary of periodic survey status.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• Applications are made through MAST.
• Detailed photos are required to be submitted as part of the supporting documents.

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• Applications for general exemptions are made through MAST.
• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA.

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post
• In some cases, exemptions have been extended until 2020. Read the list of exemptions.

• Applications are processed by DPTI and can be lodged via post, in person or via email.
• Final assessments are conducted by DPTI Examiners, predominantly in metro Adelaide.
• DPTI issues reminder notices for renewal or revalidation of certificates two months prior to their expiry.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to AMSA when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• Applications are processed by DPTI and can be lodged via post, in person or via email.
• Reminder notices are not sent by DPTI.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• All vessel inspection services are booked with Private Accredited Marine Surveyors.
• Applications are processed by DPTI and can be lodged via post, in person or via email.

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to AMSA at the time of application.

Periodic survey and renewals

• DPTI issues reminder notices two months before the vessel inspection is due.
• All vessel inspection services are booked with Private Accredited Marine Surveyors.
• Certificates are valid for five years unless the vessel is recognised under grandfathering arrangements.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• Applications are processed by DPTI and can be lodged via post, in person or via email.
• A unique grandfathering arrangement exists for restricted 3C and 3D fishing vessels which are less than 7.5 metres in length.
  Note—Exemption 40 is similar, however the safety equipment requirements differ slightly.

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA.

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post.
• In some cases, exemptions have been extended until 2020. Read the list of exemptions.

• Applications and proof of identity checks are completed at any MSQ office.
• Fees for the final assessment are paid directly to MSQ when the booking the final assessment.
• Applications for temporary service (Exemption 08) and temporary crewing (Exemption 09) can be applied for and issued locally at an MSQ office.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to AMSA when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• Applications are submitted to MSQ.
• No renewals fall due until 2021.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• Domestic commercial vessel surveys are booked through private accredited marine surveyors.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which are paid directly to MSQ at the time of application.

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to AMSA at the time of application.

Periodic survey and renewals

• The survey is conducted by an AMSA accredited marine surveyor.
• MSQ do not conduct renewals for a Certificate of survey—a new certificate is required.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post.
• In some cases,  list of exemptions.

• Applications are lodged the DIPL Darwin office.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to AMSA when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• Applications are lodged the DIPL Darwin office.
• DIPL is not able to send renewal notices.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• Applications are lodged the DIPL Darwin office.

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to AMSA at the time of application.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Surveys are conducted by DIPL marine surveyors or by private accredited surveyors.
• Certificate of survey is valid for one year.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• Applicants must submit detailed photos and information outlining what the boat will be fitted with, what it will be used for and what safety equipment it will carry.
• DIPL Surveyors often help provide information and advice on how to meet the requirements for being a non-surveyed vessel.

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• Applications for general exemptions are made through DIPL.
• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA.
• Exemption 13 and 13a are issued based on a practical on-site assessment (fee charged).
• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA.

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post.
• In some cases, exemptions have been extended until 2020. Read the list of exemptions.

• Completed application forms can be lodged at any of the NSW Service Centre locations.
• 50% of the application payment is made up front with the remaining 50% paid upon booking the oral examination.
• Apply for sea time assessment.
• Reminder notices sent 90 days before expiry.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to AMSA when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• Submit the application to TfNSW office of your choosing.
• Certificates of operation and Certificates of survey are issued as one certificate.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• Application to build is sent to the TfNSW office in Rozelle for processing

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to AMSA at the time of application.

Periodic survey

• Before the survey is due.
• A reminder will be sent 90 days before the certificate expires.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• TfNSW process non-survey applications with the Certificate of operation (or unique vessel identifier for vessels exempt from a Certificate of operation).
• Applications are processed in the Rozelle office but can be lodged at any NSW service centre.

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• Applications for general exemptions are made through TfNSW.
• TfNSW does not charge for exemptions 04, 07, 24, 40 if the application is part of the initial survey application.
• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA.

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post.
• In some cases, exemptions have been extended until 2020. Read the list of exemptions.

• Public requests for records should go to TfNSW. TfNSW will advise of any fees associated with document retrieval.
• More information can be found on the , or by emailing DCVrecords@transport.nsw.gov.au.

• Applications should be lodged through the DoT shopfront.
• DoT issue renewal reminders three months before renewal date.

• Applications and proof of identity checks will be completed through participating Australia Post outlets.
• Fees for the high complexity final assessment will be paid directly to AMSA when the booking the final assessment.
• AMSA will issue reminder notices for certificate renewals.

• Applications for the issue of five yearly Certificates of Operation are processed by DoT.
• Applications can be submitted before they have been fully completed.
• DoT do not issue reminder notices.

• All applications will be made through AMSA. Only completed applications will be accepted.
• When the certificate expires you will be able to apply for a renewal rather than a new certificate.
• A reminder will be issued 90 days before expiry of the existing certificate.

Initial survey

• Assessment of applications for initial survey of domestic commercial vessels submitted by private accredited marine surveyors on behalf of owners are processed through Fremantle office.
• Submit the application to build to the DoT (for the issue of a unique vessel identifier).

Initial survey

• Vessel surveys will continue to be provided by private accredited marine surveyors.
• Owners must supply the application to build to AMSA—this will cover the unique vessel identification.
• Application fees for the certificate of survey are a separate charge which will be paid directly to AMSA at the time of application.

Periodic survey and renewals

• The assessment of survey submissions from private accredited marine surveyors for endorsement or renewal survey of five yearly Certificates of Survey for domestic commercial vessels are provided by DoT.

Periodic survey and renewals

• Reminder letters for periodic surveys will be sent 90 days before the survey is due.
• Vessel owners will be responsible for ensuring the private accredited surveyor has all required documents and records for the assessment.
• Certificates of survey will be valid for five years (unless advised otherwise).

• Detailed photos and information outlining what the boat will be fitted with, what it will be used for and what safety equipment it will carry—submitted to MSA.
• Ongoing applicants for non-survey approval that are still open at 1 June 2018 will be notified that their application will be transferred to AMSA or, if their application is deemed too old, will have their application timed out.

• Completed applications will be submitted to AMSA.
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at a participating Australia Post outlet.
• On approval AMSA will issue the scheme non-survey vessel permit.

• Applications for general exemptions are made through DoT 
• If the applicant requires a specific exemption or equivalent means of compliance (EMOC) they must submit their application form directly to AMSA be transferred to AMSA or, if their application is deemed too old, will have their application timed out

• All applications will be submitted to AMSA
• Payment of fees can be made at the time of application via the online payment portal on AMSA's website, over the phone via AMSA Connect or in person at Australia Post 
• In some cases, exemptions have been extended until 2020. Read the list of exemptions.