The term of your practice permit is based on the ACP Bylaws and terminates on the date indicated on your practice permit.
If you no longer intend to practise in the pharmacy profession, you may choose to cancel your registration or, if applicable, apply to the retired register. Once you cancel your registration or move to the retired register (in myACP), you are prohibited from practising pharmacy. Professional liability insurance is not required when holding the inactive statuses listed below. Should you wish to return to practice, you would need to apply for reinstatement. The reinstatement requirements differ based on how long you have been inactive.
Cancelled status
Associate register
NOTE: As of January 1, 2025, new applications to the associate register will not be accepted. More details are available in The Link.
Retired register
During the renewal period, you may move to an inactive status that takes effect July 1 using the Renew annual permit or change status application. The Moving to an inactive status guide provides step-by-step instructions. Your inactive status will take effect July 1, and you will no longer be permitted to practise pharmacy.
To cancel your registration or apply to the retired register to take effect immediately, follow these steps:
View information about registrants suspended or cancelled in relation to unprofessional conduct based, in whole or in part, on sexual abuse or sexual misconduct.
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