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PORTAL OUTAGE: Due to critical maintenance, the Classification Portal will be unavailable from 9pm on 12 March to 12am on 13 March (Australian Eastern Daylight Time).

Apply for a title change

Films, computer games and publications must be sold, hired, advertised and exhibited under the title with which they were originally classified.

If the title of your film, computer game or publication changes after it has been classified - and the content has not changed - you must apply to have the title updated on the classification certificate.

A new certificate will be issued and the new title will be registered on the National Classification Database.

Pay the fee

Applications will be processed when we receive payment.

Fee $190
Priority processing  $420

Priority processing reduces the administration time to two days and the processing time to five days.

How to pay

Payments are made online in the Classification Portal.

Submit your application

Application details and fees can be submitted via the Classification Portal. Any omissions will delay the application.

Classification decision

New classification certificate

You will be notified of the classification decision. A classification certificate will be issued and available for download from the Portal.

The new title will be published on the National Classification Database the day after the classification decision is made.