Professional Registrations

A professional registration represents your credentials with a regulatory body in a specific jurisdiction. Registrations are recorded as qualification rows inside each jurisdiction you add, and each row carries its own professional type, regulatory body, and licence number.

For example, if you’re a Solicitor qualified in England & Wales, you would add a registration for "Solicitor" linked to your England & Wales jurisdiction, with your SRA number.

Every registration belongs to one of your jurisdictions. This connection is important because it tells clients which credentials apply to which legal territory.

You do not link them up separately. In the Jurisdictions section, add a jurisdiction, then add your registrations to it under "Which qualifications do you hold in this jurisdiction?", one row per professional type. Each row sits inside the jurisdiction it belongs to, so the two can never drift apart.

Registrations are not individually ranked. What you choose instead is your main jurisdiction: each jurisdiction card asks "Is this your main jurisdiction?", and exactly one can be marked. That choice determines:

• How you appear first in directory listings
• Your main professional identity on the platform

Every registration you hold in that jurisdiction, and in your other jurisdictions, is still shown on your profile.

You can add multiple registrations to your profile. Common scenarios include:

• Dual qualifications - Solicitor and Notary Public in the same jurisdiction
• Cross-qualified - Solicitor in England & Wales and Advocate in Scotland
• Multi-jurisdiction - Licensed in multiple countries

Each registration is independent - you can have different regulatory bodies and licence numbers for each qualification type.