Below are links to the forms you must fill out for your ReOC application. We have provided guides to help you complete the CASA 101-06 application form. The Additional Information and Submission Checklist has a page for you to provide additional information not captured on the 101-06. We need that information to meet our CASA compliance requirements and to create a customized ReOC Operations Manual.
Download the four documents from the Company or Individual / Sole Trader block.
Application for RPA Operator Certificate – CASA Form 101-06
Guide to completing Form 101-06 – Company
Payment Form – Uncrewed Approvals Form UA-06
Additional information and submission checklist – Company
Application for RPA Operator Certificate – CASA Form 101-06
Guide to completing Form 101-06 – Individual
Payment Form – Uncrewed Approvals Form UA-06
Additional information and submission checklist – Individual
Registered business names can appear on a ReOC. However, the names must belong to the legal entity receiving the ReOC. To confirm ownership and registration status, you can run a business name index search on the ASIC website.
If a trust owns the business name, you must provide a copy of the Trust Deed Schedule. This document identifies the Trustee of the Trust. In such cases, CASA issues the ReOC in the name of the Trustee.
A partnership is a business arrangement where two or more people or companies work together to run a business. However, CASA does not issue ReOCs to partnerships. This rule exists because assigning responsibility in a partnership is legally complex. For this reason, CASA requires clear accountability, especially if enforcement action is necessary.
If partners in a business want to obtain a ReOC, one of them must apply. The partners should also create an agreement that defines the liabilities and responsibilities of each partner. This agreement ensures transparency and accountability within the partnership.
A trust is a structure where a trustee manages the business on behalf of the trust’s members. However, a trust is not a legal entity and does not bear responsibility for the trustee’s actions. Because of this, CASA does not issue a ReOC in the name of a trust. Instead, CASA assigns the ReOC to the trustee, which is the company or individual managing the business.
When trusts are part of a business structure, the trust typically owns the trading names. If this is the case, you must provide a copy of the Trust Deed Schedule. This document clearly identifies the trustee and links the business name(s) to the trustee.