How to: Register for LPA

How to register for LPA

 

Who needs this information?

  • new land owners or livestock producers 
  • existing land owners or livestock producers that have purchased a new property.

LPA accreditation will help increase marketing options through access to the LPA NVD or eNVD.

What you need to have before you start?

To become an accredited LPA producer, you must have a Property Identification Code (PIC).

A PIC is an eight-character code allocated by the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) or an equivalent authority in each state or territory to identify a livestock-producing property.

If you have purchased a property please confirm with your state or territory department of agriculture that the PIC number has been assigned to you on the PIC register.

If you are agisting or leasing a property you will need to have authority from the PIC owner to create an LPA account for that PIC. To download a third party form please click here, however if you need further assistance contact ISC Customer Service.

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Steps to register for LPA

Step 1

Check to see if your PIC is already LPA accredited. Your PIC may still be accredited to the previous owner.

You can use the LPA accreditation search tool to check.

If your PIC is already accredited to someone else, you will need to to contact ISC Customer Service to set up your registration. 

Step 2

If your PIC is not LPA accredited, you will need to Sign up or login to myMLA. 

Step 3

When you login to myMLA, click on ‘Linked services’ in the top menu, then ‘Link more services’.

Alternatively, you can also click the + next to Livestock Production Assurance on the dashboard tile.

Step 4

Click on ‘+ Link service’ under Livestock Production Assurance (LPA).

 

Step 5

Then click to ‘Register for a new LPA account’.

Step 6

Type in your PIC number and click 'Continue'.

Step 7

Complete the registration form and click 'Continue'. Once you click 'Continue', you will receive an email confirming your registration.

Congratulations your PIC is now registered with LPA.