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Register status terms: what each label means
Regulators use different words for the same idea, and the same word can mean different things. This directory gives each term as the regulator that uses it defines it. In California, only active licensees may practise law 1. Ahpra says conditions limit what a practitioner can do 2. The SRA marks people prohibited from practising as a solicitor 3. Check the definitions on the register you are reading 4.
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Active
Inactive
Not eligible to practise
Disbarred
Resigned
Registered In-House Counsel
Conditions
- Meaning
- Limits on what a practitioner can do 2
Undertaking not to practise
- Meaning
- Practitioner agreed not to practise and may not provide any services 2
Cancelled
Suspension
Conditions apply
Prohibited
Closed down by the SRA
Sanctioned non-practising
Registered with a licence to practise
Provisional registration
Approved practice setting restriction
Practising, not practising, inactive
Suspended, revoked, probation
Inactive physicians
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Notes
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Sources
- State Bar of California: Licensee Status Definitions
- Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency: Register of practitioners
- Solicitors Regulation Authority: Solicitors Register glossary
- Solicitors Regulation Authority: Solicitors Register
- Medical Council (Ireland): Check the register
- General Medical Council: Types of registration
- General Medical Council: The medical register
- Medical Council of New Zealand: Register of doctors (last updated 9 July 2026)
- Medical Board of California: License Verification
- Bar Standards Board: The Barristers' Register
- College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario: Physician Register