How do I become an RSA?

• Submit a completed Registered Service Agency (RSA) Application to the Division.
• The applicant must list all certification standards and testing equipment that will be used to service and certify commercial devices and/or gasoline vapor recovery systems in compliance with A.R.S. Title 3, Chapter 19, A.A.C. Title 3, Chapter 7, NIST Handbook 44, CARB Executive Orders, and other applicable regulations.
• Include the $24.00 license fee with your application.

What is a Registered Service Representative (RSR)?

A Registered Service Representative is an individual who works for an RSA and performs the duties as described above for commercial devices and/or gasoline vapor recovery systems.

How do I become an RSR?

• Become familiar with our RSR Study Guide and NIST Handbook 44 (2017 edition). Vapor recovery applicants, please read the Vapor Recovery RSR section below.
• Submit a completed RSR Application and Statement of Lawful Presence to the Division. Both forms may be submitted to the Division when you take the RSR exam.
• Pass the applicable RSR exam. See below for additional testing information.
• Pay the $4.80 RSR license fee. Note: Do not make fee payments until your employer receives a bill.
• You will be issued a temporary license at the test site if you complete all licensing requirements.

How do I become a Vapor Recovery RSR?

• Become familiar with A.A.C. Title 3, Chapter 7, Articles 6, 9, and 10, CARB Executive Orders and Test Procedures, and our Standard Operating Procedure No. 37.
• Review the presentation that provides an overview of vapor RSR requirements.
• Submit a completed Vapor Recovery RSR Application and Statement of Lawful Presence to the Division. Both forms may be submitted to the Division when you take the Vapor Recovery RSR exam.
• Schedule an appointment to take the Vapor Recovery RSR exam following the instructions under the "RSR Testing Information" located below.
• Pay the $4.80 RSR license fee. Note: Do not make fee payments until your employer receives a bill.