Do you need to renew your Registration to Work with Vulnerable People (RWVP) in 2026? If you do, then jump the queue and renew early — up to 3 months before expires. There will be thousands of people renewing their RWVP in 2026. These high volumes may mean it takes longer than the usual 6 weeks for your renewal to be processed, so getting in early is key.
How to take advantage and renew your RWVP early
Do you need to renew your Registration to Work with Vulnerable People (RWVP) in 2026?
If you do, then jump the queue and renew early — up to 3 months before expires.
Why should you renew your RWVP early?
There will be thousands of people renewing their RWVP in 2026. These high volumes may mean it takes longer than the usual 6 weeks for your renewal to be processed.
Therefore leaving your renewal to the last minute means you run the risk of your RWVP expiring.
We want you to keep your RWVP active so you can keep working and volunteering for us in disability support with vulnerable people, including children.
So we’re encouraging you to take advantage and renew your RWVP early — up to 3 months before it expires.
How to renew your RWVP early
It’s so easy: Check your RWVP card to see when it expires, then jump onto MyRWVP and renew early at justice.tas.gov.au/rwvp/my-rwvp
You can renew your RWVP up to 3 months before it expires. You will get reminders by email and/or text — so once you get your reminder, don’t delay! Your renewed RWVP will take effect from the date your current RWVP expires.
You’ll also need to provide current proof of identity documents. You can do this either online or in person at a Service Tasmania service centre. We encourage you to renew your RWVP early at justice.tas.gov.au/rwvp/my-rwvp