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Fast track application as an enrolled nurse, registered nurse or midwife - AFTR-40 2026

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The document AFTR-40 outlines the fast track application process for nurses and midwives in Australia seeking to regain their registration after it has lapsed. It specifies eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, and the streamlined verification process that omits certain checks if the application is submitted within one month of registration expiration. The document also emphasizes the importance of adhering to NMBA standards and guidelines, provides detailed instructions for completing the application form, and includes sections on privacy, obligations, and consent related to criminal history checks.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Fast track application in the editor.
Begin with Section A: Application criteria. Mark all applicable boxes for your registration type: Enrolled nurse, Registered nurse, or Midwife.
Proceed to Section B: Personal details. Fill in your name, date of birth, and any previous names. Ensure you attach proof of any name changes if applicable.
In Section C: Contact information, provide your current contact details and residential address. Make sure to indicate if your principal place of practice is the same as your residential address.
Move on to Section D: Suitability statements. Answer questions regarding criminal history and compliance with health guidelines thoroughly. Attach necessary documentation as specified.
Complete Sections E and F regarding obligations and consent, ensuring you understand the requirements before signing the form.
Finally, review all sections for completeness and accuracy before submitting your application online through our platform for a streamlined process.

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