You must contact the province where you wish to obtain the Cross-Provincial Practice registration. Each participating province has their own process, forms, and fees for registering for Cross-Provincial Practice.

There are four common requirements for the Cross-Provincial Practice registration across the participating provinces:

#1

The applicant must ask the regulator in their primary province to send a “Verification of Registration – Cross-Provincial Practice” form directly to the secondary province’s regulator. If you are registered in more than one province, we will require a verification of registration for each province where you are currently registered, including a verification from other provinces where you hold a secondary registration as part of Cross-Provincial Practice.

The Verification of Registration – Cross-Provincial Practice form must state:

    • The name of the certificate, license, or permit they hold in the primary province, and
    • That the applicant is in “good standing,” (view full description in next section).

If the primary province where you are fully registered is Alberta, click here to request that a verification form be completed and forwarded to the province where you are seeking cross-provincial registration.

#2

The applicant must complete an application form for the province to which they are applying.

If you are applying for cross-provincial registration in Alberta (secondary province) based on your full registration in another participating province (the primary province) click here.

If your primary province where you are fully registered is Alberta, then you will need to access the application form for the province where you are seeking cross-provincial registration (secondary province) from their respective website.

College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario (CASLPO)
College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Manitoba (CASLPM)
New Brunswick Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (NBASLPA)
College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists of Saskatchewan (CSASK)

#3

The applicant must pay all applicable fees in the secondary province to register for Cross-Provincial Practice.

#4

You must be a fully practicing registrant in your primary province. This means you cannot be practicing under supervision, nor mentorship.

There will be additional requirements for each province you apply to for Cross-Provincial Practice registration (such as police checks), as well as differing processes, and fees.