How to check if an NDIS provider is registered
Search the NDIS Commission's Provider Register by provider name or ABN. 'Approved' means currently registered. 'Revoked' means the registration has been cancelled. For SIL, providers still being assessed under transitional arrangements are on a separate Part 3 list. Our checker searches both.
What the statuses mean
- Approved
- Currently registered. Check that the service you need, such as SIL, is among the approved registration groups.
- Revoked
- The registration has been cancelled. If it was revoked as part of a compliance action, details may appear in the Commission's compliance decisions.
- Ongoing (Part 3, SIL only)
- The provider applied by 1 October 2026 and is being assessed. It may keep delivering SIL in the meantime.
- Refused (Part 3, SIL only)
- The application was refused. The provider can't claim for SIL.
Conditions of registration
Some providers have conditions on their registration, for example an outstanding audit requirement. Conditions aren't necessarily a bad sign, but they're worth reading and asking the provider about. We show them on each provider page.
Use our registration checker, then confirm on the official register.
Common questions
Where does this data come from?
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission's public Provider Register and its Part 3 SIL list.
What does a condition on registration mean?
The Commission has imposed a requirement on the provider, such as completing part of an audit. Read it on the provider's page and ask the provider about it.
Last reviewed 4 November 2026. General information only, not advice. Check the NDIS and NDIS Commission websites for official guidance.