Reminder to all those that hold a domestic builders licence, that you are now required to re-register every five years. The first re-registrations commenced on 1st July 2017.
Please visit the following link for further details: Fact-Sheet-Five-Year-Registration-Renewal
If you are not certain when your registration expires, please contact the VBA immediately on 1300 815 127.
Updating and maintaining your registration
The new five-year renewal process brings about changes to the way practitioners maintain and update their registration. The following information provides a summary of what you need to do to maintain and update your registration-
What do you need to do?
- Complete Five-year registration renewal application form.
- Provide relevant information including- current letter of eligibility, payment and updated photo identification.
- Complete a National Police check form.
Once you have applied for registration, the VBA will check the application form is completed correctly and all the required documents and payment are submitted. You will then receive confirmation in the mail with a new certificate and identification card.
Five-year registration renewal
Registration renewal now occurs every five years for all registered building practitioners.
The Act requires the VBA to conduct
a thorough assessment every five years of a practitioner’s eligibility to conduct business before it can renew an existing registration. Practitioners will need to complete and lodge the ‘Five Year Registration Renewal Application Form’ at least three months before the end of the five-year registration period. The Five-Year Registration Renewal application is more detailed than the annual check because of the assessment requirements set out in the Act.
If you don’t renew your registration!
Failure to complete the Five-year registration renewal on time, will result in your registration expiring and you cannot carry out any work or use the title of a registered building practitioner.
Hot Tip – Schedule a reminder on your calendar to notify you to avoid registration expiring






