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Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement - North Carolina
Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement is a legal document that was released by the North Carolina State Bar - a government authority operating within North Carolina.
FAQ
Q: What is a Pro Hac Vice Admission?
A: A Pro Hac Vice Admission is when an out-of-state attorney is allowed to practice law in North Carolina for a specific case.
Q: Who can file a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: Only attorneys who are licensed in another state and in good standing with their home jurisdiction can file a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement.
Q: What is the purpose of the Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: The purpose is to seek permission from the North Carolina court to appear and participate in a specific case.
Q: How do I file a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: You must complete the registration statement form, pay the required fee, and submit it to the North Carolina State Bar.
Q: What information is required on the registration statement?
A: The registration statement requires information about the attorney's background, including education, bar admissions, and disciplinary history.
Q: Is there a fee for filing a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: Yes, there is a fee of $250 for filing the registration statement.
Q: Can multiple attorneys from the same law firm file a single registration statement?
A: Yes, multiple attorneys from the same law firm can file a single registration statement, but each attorney must pay the $250 fee.
Q: What happens after I file the Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: The North Carolina State Bar will review the registration statement and, if approved, issue a certificate of registration.
Q: How long does the Pro Hac Vice Admission last?
A: A Pro Hac Vice Admission is valid for the duration of the specific case in which the attorney is participating.
Q: Can I appeal the denial of a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: Yes, you can appeal the denial to the North Carolina State Bar's Appellate Committee.
Form Details:
- The latest edition currently provided by the North Carolina State Bar;
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