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Updating your details on the ALLA website

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Did you know that you can update your membership details on the ALLA website? To log in, enter your username and password. Your username will be firstnamesurname. (Example, Jane Smith would be janesmith.)

You can update any personal information listed in your profile by selecting the link to ‘edit your profile’. This will ensure that ALLA's records are up-to-date. It is vital that your email address in particular is current for you to continue to receive messages about events, news and communications.

To find your member number:
  1.  Select ‘ALLA Member Directory’
  2. Search for your name in the field provided.
Your member ID will be shown next to your name.

If you do not know your password, enter your email address in the Forgotten Password box. A password will then be emailed to that address. Note that if you originally registered with ALLA with an email address that no longer works, you won’t be able to retrieve your password. In that case, email membership@alla.asn.au to have your email address updated and password reset.

While you're on the ALLA website, have a look at the resources for members, including the Australian Law Librarian journal and notes and recordings from seminars.
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