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In Part 1, enter your correct details as they appear on your proof of identity documents. Ensure you include your full name, date of birth, and contact information.
Move to Part 2 and provide the details currently on your interim certificate. Indicate whether each detail is wrong or correct by selecting the appropriate option.
In Part 3, specify the type of interim certificate that needs changing (RSA or RCG) and include the name of the registered training organization along with the date of course completion.
Finally, complete Part 4 by signing and dating the declaration, confirming that all information provided is true and complete.

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Can RSA be done online in NSW?

To obtain an RSA endorsement on a NSW competency card, you need to complete an RSA course through an Approved Training Provider (ATP). Liquor Gaming NSW Approved Training Providers are the only organisations in NSW that can deliver the training. RSA courses may be offered in a classroom or online.

How to update RSA NSW?

You can update your card using any of the following: Update your details via the online portsl. You can access the form on the Liquor and Gaming NSW website. Complete the CC0400 or Change of RSA/RCG competency card holder contact details form. It can also be found on the website.

How to add RSA card to service NSW app?

Add your card to the Service NSW app: Log in to the Service NSW app. Select Wallet from the homescreen and then the Add button. Select RSA/RCG Competency Card. Follow the prompts to add your card.

Can you do RCG online in NSW?

RCG courses may be offered in both a classroom setting (face to face) or virtual, online. The RCG course covers: Gambling in Australia and NSW. Defining and understanding gambling harm.

What can you complete online to update your RSA knowledge and skills in NSW?

Only refresher training provided online by Liquor Gaming can renew your card. If your card is still current, you cannot renew it by repeating full courses at approved training organisations. You can find more information on the competency card renewal process on the Liquor Gaming NSW website.