DictionaryregistrationOfficial enrollment
noun

registration

rej-ih-STRAY-shuhn/ˌredʒɪˈstreɪʃn/

The official recording of someone or something as enrolled.

Registration for summer classes opens on the first Monday.

At an enrollment desk a visitor writes the fictional name Ada on a single line in a register while a clerk checks it.
Etymology

The base meant entering something in a register, originally a record book or regularly kept written account. Registration names this act, including officially adding a person's name to a list.

In context

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have to register in person with a specific set of documents that millions of Americans don't have access to. Imagine no online registration anymore, no mail-in registration, no automatic voter registration.
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More examples

  • You can complete your voter registration online.
  • The office processes hundreds of vehicle registrations each week.
  • Conference registration includes admission to all workshops.

Forms

registration · registrations

register verb — To enter someone or something in official records.

registrant noun — A person who officially enrolls.

Similar words

enrollment
Emphasizes joining a course or program, rather than official recording.
recording
Covers preserving any information, not necessarily documenting official enrollment.