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.
Company, Incorporated Association, and Government Applications
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
Individual / Sole Trader Applications
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
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.
Partnership Applications
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.
Trust Applications
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.