What document does a regulated member receive after being entered in the register?

A regulated member receives a certificate of registration after being entered in the register. This document serves a crucial role as it officially recognizes the individual's status as a member of the professional association. The certificate confirms that the individual meets the established standards for practice, has fulfilled the necessary educational requirements, and complies with the regulatory framework governing the profession.

While annual membership cards, professional licenses, and membership badges may also be associated with professional organizations, they serve different purposes. The annual membership card typically signifies active membership and may need to be renewed annually. A professional license often pertains specifically to the legal authority to practice in certain regulated fields and may require additional assessments or examinations. A membership badge might be used for identification at events or functions but has no legal standing in terms of professional recognition. Therefore, the certificate of registration is the accurate document received by a regulated member upon their entry into the register.