Other Registration Services

NLCHP Portal

Updating your personal information

You can now update your profile including contact information in the NLCHP Portal. Under the Regulations for all health professionals regulated by the Health Professions Act (2010), registered health professionals are required to notify the NLCHP of a change in mailing address or employer information. NLCHP requires notification within 30 days of a change. Please use the member login and click on the personal information section.

Request a Letter of Good Standing

Most jurisdictions and licensing organizations will require a Letter of Good Standing or Professional Conduct when a registrant is applying to work as a health professional in another province or country. Generally, the letter is sent directly to the regulatory agency where one is making application. You can request a Letter of Good Standing from NLCHP by using the NLCHP Portal.

How to Update Your PLI

The Health Professions Act requires health professionals registered under the Act to maintain a professional liability insurance policy. If the policy expires prior to the end of the registration year, the registrant must provide updated documentation of their renewed PLI policy 15 days prior to expiration of current policy. You are required to upload a copy of your PLI policy in the NLCHP Portal as proof of insured status. You cannot work without current PLI.

Note: The NLCHP does not require non-practicing status registrants to carry PLI, however, it is recommended that registrants consult with their insurance provider.

Please click HERE for step by step guide to upload your updated PLI certificate in the NLCHP Portal

NLCHP FEE Schedule

Fees for NLCHP health professional registration are as follows together with the college membership fees described in the attachment below.

Please be advised that College membership fees are set by the individual health professional colleges designated in the NLCHP (Health Professions Act).

NLCHP Fees Schedule 2025-2026