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Getting a User ID (Logon)

Getting a User ID can speed things up if you are filing several documents online.

Using your logon can save you time - your contact details are stored for you to re-use each time you log on. Read about what details you use to logon
There are no joining or maintenance fees and you will only be charged for the services you use. Read more about what it will cost
Once you have registered as a user on any one of our websites, you can use the same User ID and password to access all of our participating websites. See the list of participating websites

How to get a logon

To register, follow these steps:

A red asterisk (*) denotes a mandatory field
Please don't use the browser back button.

Step 1 - Select 'Get User ID' option

Use the link located in the upper right corner of the website.

Step 2 - Complete the 'User Details' section.

These are your own contact details and a password you will use when you log on.

Step 3 - Complete the 'Customer Details' section.

Normally you would enter the contact details for the organisation you belong to (this might be the society's or trust's details).

However, if you want to use this as your own account:

re-enter your name in the Organisation Name field
select Other from the Customer Category drop down menu
re-enter your telephone number
enter your postal address.

Step 4 - Complete the 'Payment details' section

There are no fees associated with using any of the online services on the Societies and Trusts website - they are FREE.

If, however, you think you will use your Logon on one of our other websites (see list of participating websites) you may wish to select an appropriate payment option.

Step 5 - Sites and Services

Leave these fields blank to access all available sites and services. Entering details into this section will restrict your access to certain websites or services.

Step 6 - Save your details

Scroll back to the top of the page and select Save.

Step 7 – Terms and conditions

Acknowledge that you have read and accepted the terms and conditions.