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Twenty-five of the NSW government's licencing services across six agencies have been simplified and are accessible through the Service NSW mobile site including Tradespersons Certificates, Motor Dealer, Real Estate and Stock and Station Agent licences.
The new mobile forms have been optimised for mobiles with fewer steps involved to complete transactions making the whole process easier and faster. It also spares people of the hassle of waiting in queues.
It's 50 per cent quicker and transactions on average take just two minutes in total to complete using the new mobile site. For more information, or to renew one of the twenty-five licences on offer, please visit www.service.nsw.gov.au.
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