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Updating your personal details
It is important that we hold accurate and up-to-date records of all architects on our Register. Many removals from the Register occur simply because we have been corresponding with an out of date address. This is entirely avoidable.
If your business contact details change (address, email, phone number) you can let us know by letter, fax or email. We can't take this information over the telephone. You can also complete a change of details form, or use our secure Registrants' Services section of the website, when you can update your details at a time convenient to you.
Should you change your name, either by marriage or deed poll, and that is the name you wish to use in practice, you will need to send us a copy of your marriage certificate or deed poll certificate to:
ARB
8 Weymouth Street
London
W1W 5BU
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