Does anyone know if California accepts transferred MBE scores? I heard there were some jurisdictions that accept transferred MBE scores...
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Transferring MBE Score
They do not. Check out Chart 8 and the supplemental comments (MBE info is bottom of p. 39-40) for each jurisdiction. http://www.ncbex.org/pubs/bar-admission ... .html#p=38cnk1220 wrote:Does anyone know if California accepts transferred MBE scores? I heard there were some jurisdictions that accept transferred MBE scores...
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Transferring MBE Score
MrT wrote:They do not. Check out Chart 8 and the supplemental comments (MBE info is bottom of p. 39-40) for each jurisdiction. http://www.ncbex.org/pubs/bar-admission ... .html#p=38cnk1220 wrote:Does anyone know if California accepts transferred MBE scores? I heard there were some jurisdictions that accept transferred MBE scores...
Thanks in advance!
Ugh bummer. Thank you.
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Re: Transferring MBE Score
They don't accept transferred MBE scores, however, if you've been a licensed attorney in good standing in another jurisdiction for the last 4 years immediately preceding the exam, you can sit for the Attorney exam. The Attorney exam is the essay and MPT portion of the test and you skip MBE day.
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Re: Transferring MBE Score
mimim8 wrote:They don't accept transferred MBE scores, however, if you've been a licensed attorney in good standing in another jurisdiction for the last 4 years immediately preceding the exam, you can sit for the Attorney exam. The Attorney exam is the essay and MPT portion of the test and you skip MBE day.
Thanks for the info!
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