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gladiator0flaw11

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Do we file for admission post-bar exam or before

Post by gladiator0flaw11 » Tue May 23, 2017 11:54 pm

noob question, but first thing is to pass a state bar exam right? filing admission paperwork with the departments etc. comes after? Just making sure. thanks

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Re: Do we file for admission post-bar exam or before

Post by Nebby » Tue May 23, 2017 11:59 pm

gladiator0flaw11 wrote:noob question, but first thing is to pass a state bar exam right? filing admission paperwork with the departments etc. comes after? Just making sure. thanks
Depends on the state. Typically you fill out admission paperwork both before and after the test. I'm some places (like Illinois) all admission paperwork is before the exam.

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Re: Do we file for admission post-bar exam or before

Post by cedarseoul » Wed May 24, 2017 8:14 am

In some states (Ohio, for instance), there are preliminary C&F forms to fill out as early as your 2L year: no big deal if you miss them, but you pay a penalty. Check your jurisdiction.

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Re: Do we file for admission post-bar exam or before

Post by rcharter1978 » Wed May 24, 2017 9:26 am

In CA, you can do it before or after.....but you should do it before. Because the C&F paperwork takes forever (mine took nearly 10 months)

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