Only two weeks to pay retention fee
Pharmacists have only two weeks in which to renew their registration with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society if they are to avoid the risk of erasure from the register.
Retention fees are due on 1 January each year. In the past the Society
has been generous in accepting late payment but this year the deadline
for receipt of the fee has been brought forward to 31 January. Any member
who has not paid their fee by that date will be issued with a statutory
demand.
Members erased from the register because they fail to pay their fees
on time will be unable to practise as pharmacists. Similarly, premises
owners who fail to pay on time risk their premises being removed from
the register and therefore having to be closed to the public.
Payment can be made online using
major credit and debit cards. Members need their retention fee form in
front of them when they pay.
Payment can also be made by cheque (sterling cheques drawn on a sterling
account) using the retention fee form and the pre-paid envelope previously
provided.
Members will be sent a receipt within 28 days of making payment. For
further information please contact 020 7572 2322 or e-mail registration@rpsgb.org |
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