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Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Security Providers Form 1-1
Application for a security provider licence
Individual—Class 1
Security Providers Act 1993
This form is eective from 1 July 2019
Applicant
Name of applicant ............................................................................................................................
Upgrade application (please contact  QGOV (  ) for applicable fee).
Downgrade application (please contact  QGOV (  ) for applicable fee).
ABN: 13 846 673 994
19_1160FT
OFFICE USE ONLY
Instructions
Please use BLOCK letters when you fill out this form. Attach extra sheets if necessary. Please note
that the licence fees quoted in this application may be altered at any time by regulation. All dates
should be DD/MM/YYYY.
Privacy statement—please read
The Office of Fair Trading collects information, including personal information, on this form as
required by the Security Providers Act 1993 to process your application. In accordance with this
Act, some personal information may be passed on to police services in Australia (including
federal, states and territories) for criminal history searches. Enquiries may also be made with the
Department of Home Affairs to verify eligibility to work in Australia. Your name and address will
be placed on a register which may be inspected by the public upon payment of a prescribed fee.
Additionally, information on this form can be disclosed without your consent where authorised or
required by law. Under the Fair Trading Act 1989 information may also be shared on a confidential
basis with other Australian fair trading agencies.
No GST payable on licence fees (see list of licence fees on page 2).
Mandatory criminal history check fee of $39.35 (inclusive of $1.13 GST) is payable in addition to
the fees listed.
A mandatory fingerprinting fee of $100.00 (GST exempt) is payable in addition to the fees listed
and criminal history check fee. The fingerprinting fee is payable at the time of lodging the
original application and will not need to be paid again unless your licence expires.
So that your application for a licence can be considered, all applicants are required to have
fingerprints taken by the Queensland Police Service. You will be advised in writing of the process
to have your fingerprints taken after your application is lodged. An appointment must be made
before attending a police station to have your fingerprints taken for the purpose of this licence.
You should read the mandatory fingerprinting privacy information statement attached to this
application.
Already fingerprinted
While you have a current licence under the Security Providers Act 1993 you only need to have your
fingerprints taken once. This applies even if you apply for any additional security licences.
However, you do need to give your fingerprints again if you have had them taken for another
reason. For instance, you may have been fingerprinted if you hold a gaming or weapons licence or
hold a blue card.
Date received
.................................................
Payment details
Amount allocated
$ ..............................................
CHC amount
$ ..............................................
Fingerprint amount
$ ..............................................
Total amount
$ ..............................................
Entity
Entity number ..........................
Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Part 1—Licence type applied for
Licence type
Please note the licence fees
usually change on  July each
year.
Note: a restricted licence is
for carrying out the functions
of the security provider
selected under direct
supervision of an unrestricted
licensee who holds the same
licence functions. A restricted
licence is issued for a term
of six months only. After the
term ends, you cannot apply
for a further restricted licence
for carrying out any of the
functions authorised under
the first restricted licence.
You must complete training
requirements and apply for
an unrestricted licence before
the restricted licence expires
in order to continuously
perform the functions of a
security provider.
Licence function
Note: Unrestricted licence
applicants must meet the
qualification requirements
for each licence function
selected and, in the case
of a security officer, each
category selected.
Single function
RESTRICTED licence (see note below)
six month $182.20
Multiple functions
RESTRICTED licence (see note below)
six month $219.90
(please select one function from the list below)
UNRESTRICTED licence
(please select two or more functions from the list below)
UNRESTRICTED licence
one year $320.60 three years $634.80 one year $395.90 three years $798.10
(please select one function from the list below)
Bodyguard
Crowd controller
Private investigator
Security officer—you must select one or more
of the following categories:
Security officer—unarmed
Security officer—cash in transit
Security officer—dog patrol
Security officer—monitoring
(please select two or more functions from the list below)
Bodyguard
Crowd controller
Private investigator
Security officer—you must select one or more of
the following categories:
Security officer—unarmed
Security officer—cash in transit
Security officer—dog patrol
Security officer—monitoring
The above fees do not include the criminal history check fee of $39.35
(inclusive of $. GST) or the
fingerprinting fee of $..
I also enclose:
Mandatory criminal history check fee of $.
Mandatory fingerprinting fee of $.
Part 2—Applicant details
Section 1
Applicant details
Preferred title: Mr Mrs Ms Miss Other (specify) ...............................
Surname ..........................................................................................................................................
Given names ....................................................................................................................................
Have you been known by any other name? Yes
No
Previous names ................................................................................................................................
Reason for change ...........................................................................................................................
Section 2
Date and place of birth
Note: This office will only
accept photocopies of
documents certified by the
following people: Justice of
the Peace, Commissioner
for Declarations, barrister/
solicitor or Notary Public.
Refer to Part 4—Personal
identification 100 point check
If you are lodging this application in person, you must provide  points of identification from the
checklist in Part , which will be copied and certified by the officer accepting your application. If
you are lodging this application by mail, please send a photocopy certified as being a true copy.
The photocopy must contain the original signature of the person certifying the identification.
Date of birth
Place of birth: Town ..................................................................................................... State
Country
.......................................................................................................................
Australian driver’s licence number ............................................................State of issue
Passport number ........................................... ImmiCard number ...................................................
Passport country .............................................................................................................................
Passport type:
Government Private UN refugee
Eligibility to work in Australia
Are you an Australian citizen? Yes
No
If you are not an Australian citizen supply a certified copy of your international passport.
Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Part 2—Applicant details continued
Section 3
Contact details
Phone (business hours) .................................... Phone (after hours) ..............................................
Fax
(business hours) ......................................... Mobile ...............................................................
Email ...............................................................................................................................................
Preferred contact method
B/H A/H Mobile Email Mail
Section 4
Residential address
Note: a post office box
address is not acceptable.
Unit/Flat number ......................................................................................................................
Street number and name ...........................................................................................................
Suburb ......................................................... State
Postcode
Section 5
Postal address
Postal address .................................................................................................................................
Suburb .......................................................... State
Postcode
Part 3—Previous licences
Previous licences
Attach a separate listing if
there are more.
*Licence issued by the Office
of Fair Trading.
List licences (if any) the same as, or similar to, the licence you are applying for
(including expired licences).
Licence type .................................................. State ...................................................................
Licence number ...............................................................................................................................
Period from
Period to
Part 4—Identity verification check
Personal identification 100
point check
You must establish your identity
by providing documents from
the list (to the right) certified
as true copies of the original
(see note). Originals may also
be sighted and copied by staff if
you are lodging the application
in person at a departmental
counter.
Different types of identity
documents are worth different
points (see table). You can
use different combinations of
documents to make up your 
points, but you must include at
least one primary document as
part of your 100 points.
Note: This office will only
accept photocopies of
documents certified by the
following people: Justice of
the Peace, Commissioner
for Declarations, barrister/
solicitor or Notary Public.
Note: You must supply certified
identification in your current
name.
Document Points value Document value
Primary documents
Passport (current or expired within the past two years, but
not cancelled)

Birth certificate/extract 
ImmiCard 
Australian driver’s licence 
Photo identification card/Adult proof of age card 
Secondary documents
Australian Citizenship certificate 
Public service employee ID card 
Health care card 
Tertiary education student ID card 
Mortgage documents 
Letter from employer (current or within past two years) 
A rating authority e.g. land rates 
Utility bill* e.g. electricity, gas, telephone 
ATM card, credit card, bank book statement* 
Council rates notice 
Medicare card 
Marriage certificate 
Total points:
* You cannot use more than one from the same financial institution or utility.
OFFICE USE ONLY
Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Part 5—Training
Training (unrestricted
licence)
You must provide proof that you have completed an approved training course for each licence function
selected and include a list of all units of competency completed with this application. Where first
aid training is required, and you have undertaken your first aid training externally, (e.g. through the
Queensland Ambulance Service, St John’s Ambulance or equivalent), you will need to seek recognition
of that qualification by your training organisation. Your statement of attainment must show that you
have been assessed as competent regardless of any other qualification you may hold.
Training providers
For information on training providers visit: www.myskills.gov.au
Part 6—Photographs
Photographs
Two recent scannable
passport size photographs
of the applicant must
accompany this application.
Note: Only passport quality
photos can be accepted.
The photographs should be
placed in an envelope and
stapled to the front of this
application form.
This is a true
photograph of
- your name -
...........................
(signature of person
that completes this
section)
35mm - 45mm
45mm - 50mm
The reverse side of each photograph must be certified and signed by a person (other than the
applicant) who has known the applicant for at least  months, using the following wording:
This is a true photograph of << insert applicant’s name >>
The person who certifies and signs the reverse side of the photographs must also complete the
information below and sign in the space provided.
Full name .........................................................................................................................................
Residential address .........................................................................................................................
Suburb .......................................................... State
Postcode
Phone ............................................................ Fax .....................................................................
Mobile ........................................................... Email ..................................................................
Signature: ............................................................................ Date
Part 7—Suitability
Suitability
Disclosure of previous
convictions does not
automatically disqualify
you from holding a licence.
However, failure to disclose
convictions may result in your
application being refused
and prosecution action being
commenced.
Note: please see page  for
definition of disqualifying
offence.
Control orders
You are not a suitable person
to hold a licence under the
Security Providers Act 1993 if
you are subject to a relevant
control order as defined
under the Act.
Relevant control order in
relation to a licence, means
a control order or registered
corresponding control order
that restricts the person
to whom the order applies
from carrying on a business,
engaging in an occupation or
preforming an activity that
requires a licence.
Have you been found guilty of an offence (excluding traffic or misdemeanour offences) in
Queensland or elsewhere, within the last  years?
No Yes —Please attach details.
Are you currently facing charges for a disqualifying offence as defined in the Security Providers Act
1993 that has/have not been determined by the court?
No Yes—Please attach details.
Have you been convicted of an offence against the Industrial Relations Act 1999 (Qld), Workplace
Relations Act 1996 (Cth), or the Fair Work Act  (Cth) relating to the under payment of award
wages?
No Yes—Please attach details.
Have you contravened an order of the Industrial Commission or of the Industrial Magistrates Court
to pay wages?
No Yes—Please attach details.
Have you been convicted of an offence against Part . of the Commonwealth Criminal Code or a
terrorist offence against the law of any state or territory or overseas jurisdiction?
No Yes—Please attach details.
Have you been (or are) insolvent under administration (this includes entering into bankruptcy or a
Personal Insolvency Agreement under Part X of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 or is a party as a debtor to
a debt agreement under Part IX of the Bankruptcy Act 1966)?
No Yes—Please attach details (include certificate of bankruptcy/discharge).
Have you ever had a licence refused, suspended or cancelled under Security Providers Act 1993 or
similar Act of any state, territory or country?
No Yes—Please attach details.
Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Part 8—Checklist and declaration
Checklist
It is an offence to supply
incorrect or misleading
information.
Processing time-frames:
Average processing times
for a complete application is
four to six weeks.
Processing times vary
depending on volumes
of applications on hand,
seasonal fluctuations,
and whether your name is
recorded on an interstate
police database.
Please allow at least four
weeks from the date of
lodgement before enquiring
on the progress of an
application.
Failure to supply requested
information in a timely
manner may result in your
application being withdrawn.
Please check each statement and tick each box if you have met the following requirements:
I have completed each part of this form honestly and correctly to the best
of my knowledge.
I have provided all relevant documentation to meet the  point identity verification check in
Part .
I have enclosed proof of completion of an approved training course
(including units completed) as required in Part  (unrestricted applicant only).
I have enclosed two recent certified photos as required in Part .
I have enclosed the application fee $ ................................................................................. and
Criminal history check fee of $..
I have enclosed the fingerprinting fee of $. and I have read the mandatory fingerprinting
privacy statement below.
In submitting this application, I also consent to an Australian criminal history check being
conducted and for the police services in Australia (including federal, states and territories) to
disclose my criminal history information and any impending charges to the Office of Fair Trading. I
also understand any disclosure will be subject to applicable federal, state and territory legislation
and/or applicable police service policy. I also understand that enquiries may be made with the
Department of Home Affairs to verify my eligibility to work in Australia.
Signature: ............................................................................ Date
Please note: if you do not provide all of the information requested on this form, your application will
be delayed until the department receives the required details from you. Unless applying in person
at an Office of Fair Trading counter, please do not supply any ORIGINAL identification documents
with this application. If you are lodging this application by mail, you must supply a certified copy of
the identification documents. The following people can certify photocopies of documents: Justice
of the Peace; Commissioner for Declarations; barrister/solicitor or a Notary Public.
Mandatory fingerprinting privacy statement
Under the Security Providers Act 1993 (the Act), the Office of Fair Trading requires your fingerprints
to be taken to confirm your identity and to undertake ongoing probity checks under section  of
the Act.
Your fingerprints will be taken by specially trained Queensland Police Service staff who are
authorised to do so. Once your fingerprints are taken, they will be securely stored by the
Queensland Police Service Fingerprint Bureau. Your fingerprints will also be uploaded onto the
National Automated Fingerprint Identification System (NAFIS). NAFIS is operated and secured by
CrimTrac, the Australian Government agency that also provides the criminal history search service.
As a Commonwealth agency, CrimTrac must operate in accordance with the Commonwealth Privacy
Act 1988.
Criminal History Checks will still be conducted on every licensee and any additional names
identified by the initial fingerprint identification process will also have criminal history searches
conducted against them.
Ongoing probity checks will be performed daily by comparing fingerprints stored on NAFIS against
unidentified latent fingerprints from unsolved crime scenes. This is in addition to overnight
matching of licence details against the Queensland Police Service database to determine if a
licensee has been charged with a disqualifying offence.
Fingerprint records will also be available to other police services in Australia. However, your
fingerprints will NOT be available to the Office of Fair Trading.
As your fingerprints are only required while your security provider licence is current, once your
licence ceases, because it has expired, the application has been withdrawn or the Chief Executive
has cancelled your licence or has refused to renew your licence, your fingerprints will be destroyed.
The fingerprint records to be destroyed will only be the fingerprints taken as part of the security
provider licence process. The destruction will include the copy stored at the Fingerprint Bureau and
the security provider licence fingerprint record stored on NAFIS. The destruction will be performed
by two highly qualified fingerprint specialists and will be done in the presence of a Justice of the
Peace. Destruction will be scheduled automatically after all appeal rights are exhausted. You will
not have to request to have this done.
Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Part 9—Lodgement details
IMPORTANT!
Please make sure you:
• provide all necessary
information and
documentation
• sign the application
• return all pages of the
application form.
Please lodge the completed application, any supporting documentation and applicable fees to
the Office of Fair Trading at the address below, at one of our regional offices, or at a Queensland
Government Service Office.
By mail:
Industry Licensing Unit, GPO Box , Brisbane QLD 
In person:
Visit www.qld.gov.au/fairtrading or call 13 QGOV (  ) for information and your nearest
Fair Trading Office or Queensland Government Service Office.
Refunds
If the application is withdrawn prior to a licence being issued, or the application is refused, the
department will retain an administration fee plus the fees for the criminal history check and
fingerprinting if they have already been undertaken, and refund the balance.
Change of details
If at any time your licence details or suitability requirements change, you must notify the Office
of Fair Trading within  days.
Part 10—Disqualifying offences
Definition
A person is not an appropriate
person to hold a licence if
the person, within ten years
of applying for a licence,
has been convicted of a
disqualifying offence; or
an offence that would be
a disqualifying offence if
committed in Queensland.
Disqualifying offence means
an offence:
a) under the Weapons Act
1990 that is punishable by
imprisonment for one year
or more, even if a fine may
be imposed in addition or
as an alternative
b) under the Drugs
Misuse Act 1986 that
is punishable by
imprisonment for one year
or more, even if a fine may
be imposed in addition or
as an alternative
c) against the Police Service
Administration Act 1990,
section .(b), (c), (d),
(e) or (f)
d) against a provision of
the Criminal Code of the
Commonwealth, part .,
or a law of a State, or an
overseas country, that
relates to terrorism
e) against a provision of the
Criminal Code mentioned
at the right: or that is
a prescribed offence
within the meaning of the
Penalties and Sentences
Act 1992, section N;
and committed with
a serious organised
crime circumstance of
aggravation within the
meaning of the Penalties
and Sentences Act 1992,
sectionQ
Disqualifying oence provisions under the Criminal Code
Chapter  (Breaches) Chapter  (Offences analogous to
stealing)
Chapter A (Consorting) Chapter  (Stealing with violence—
Extortion by threats)
Chapter  (Offences relating to the
administration of justice)
Chapter  (Burglary—Housebreaking—
and like offences)
Chapter  (Miscellaneous offences
against public authority)
Chapter  (Other fraudulent practices)
Chapter  (Offences against morality) Chapter  (Receiving property stolen or
fraudulently obtained and like
offences)
Chapter  (Homicide—Suicide—
Concealment of birth)
Chapter A (Secret commissions)
Chapter  (Offences endangering life or
health)
Chapter  (Offences)
Chapter  (Assaults) Chapter  (Punishment of forgery and like
offences)
Chapter  (Rape and sexual assaults) Chapter  (Personation)
Chapter  (Offences against liberty) Chapter  (Conspiracy)
Chapter A (Unlawful stalking)
Chapter  (Stealing)
Disqualifying oence under repealed provisions of the Criminal Code
Section A (Assault occasioning bodily
harm)
Section  (Aggravated assaults)
Security Providers Act 1993 • Form - • V • July  Page  of 
Payer details
This section must be
completed if payment has
been made by another person
on behalf of the applicant.
Name ..............................................................................................................................................
Postal address ................................................................................................................................
Suburb ............................................................................State
Postcode
Mobile .......................................................................... Fax number .............................................
Receipt request Yes
No
Email ..............................................................................................................................................
Payment
Payment details
Cash—pay in person
Do not send cash by mail
Debit/Credit card Money order Cheque
Make money order or cheque payable to the Office of Fair Trading.
A receipt will not be issued unless specifically requested.
Debit/Credit card
OFT cannot accept debit/credit card details over the phone, fax or email (including any attachments)
in accordance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. If an email or fax is received
containing debit/credit card details, it will be deleted immediately and your application and
payment will not be processed.
Charge my:
Go online to www.qld.gov.au/fairtrading
Debit/Credit card number:
Cardholder’s name: ........................................................................................................................................................
Amount authorised: $ .......................................................................................... Expiry date:
Cardholder’s signature: .......................................................................................................................................................
Online
payments
Tick box if you wish to pay online
If you select this option, once OFT has received your documentation, an officer will be in
contact to provide you with a Customer Reference Number (CRN). You can use this to pay via
the following methods:
Go online to www.qld.gov.au/fairtrading
Payments can be made using BPAY through your bank or financial institution using the
reference details that will be provided to you.
By post
A cheque or money order can be posted in, together with the application form.
Make money order or cheque payable to the Office of Fair Trading
In person
You can also visit a Fair Trading Office or an applicable Queensland Government Service Office to
lodge this application and pay the applicable fees over the counter.
Visit www.qld.gov.au/fairtrading or call 13 QGOV (  ) for your nearest Fair Trading Office or
Queensland Government Service Office.
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