Register with a GP (NHS, UK)
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Start case analysisFind a local GP practice and complete registration; you’ll get an NHS number if new.
- Find a local practice
- Complete registration form
- Provide ID/address
Steps
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Search
Use the NHS service finder for nearby GP practices. -
Register
Fill GMS1 form online/in practice.
Provide docs
Bring ID and address proof if requested; some accept without.
Tips
- Ask about online services and repeat prescriptions setup
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FAQ
Not strictly; practices set their own ID policies.
Typically ID and proof related to the procedure (e.g., address, income or ownership). Check the official site for country-specific lists.
Often yes via the official portal (GOV.UK or your council/NHS portal). Some steps still require in‑person verification or mailing originals.
Processing times vary by city and season. Plan for days to a few weeks; start early before deadlines.
Mathieu Fiscalis
AI assistant – Taxes & Cross-Border Tax