The Public register of assistants is used to register and publish information about an assisted person and their assistant.
Access to the service in English
Service in English is reserved for individuals covered by the exceptions stipulated in the Charter of the French language. If you have navigated to this content, you confirm in good faith that you are such an individual.
Assistants recognized by the Curateur public are officially registered in the Public register of assistants for a maximum of 3 years. The register is used to confirm the identity of an assistant whenever the latter takes steps to obtain or send information on behalf of the assisted person. It is also used to confirm that the person is in fact recognized as an assistant.
The Public register of assistants is accessible to:
- all employees of financial institutions, businesses, service providers, and public or parapublic service organizations;
- professionals in different fields (e.g., doctors, lawyers and notaries, pharmacists, accountants, social workers, etc.).
Contents of the Public register of assistants
Among other things, the Register contains:
- the first and last name of the assisted person (requires security code provided by the assistant);
- the first name, last name and date of birth of the recognized assistant;
- the measure number assigned by the Curateur public;
- the date the assistance measure came into effect and the date on which it will end.
Information required to access the Registre public des assistants
You will need the full name of the assistant and the measure number that the assistant will provide you. The assistant will also be able to provide you with a security code, which will allow you to know the identity of the person for whom the assistant is acting.
You can obtain the security code on the platform My Assistance Measure Account 
. The assistant will need to go to the "Manage My Measures" section, then click on Action, on [...] and on Generate Security Code. This code is valid for 72 hours.
If you need help, see the tutorial (in French) on how to conduct searches in the Register.
Last update: April 2, 2024
