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Rules Governing Admission to the Alabama State Bar
Appendix. Fee Schedule.
(1)
$575.00, see Rule II.B(1) (applicants who have never made application to
the bar of any jurisdiction).
(2)
$575.00 and costs associated with a character and fitness investigation
conducted by the NCBE, see Rule II.B(2) (any applicant who has previously
made application to the bar of any other jurisdiction and foreign-education
or foreign-practicing-attorney applicants).
(3)
$575.00, see Rule II.E (reapplications).
(4)
$875.00 and costs associated with a character and fitness investigation
conducted by the NCBE, see Rule III. A(1)(k) (out-of-state attorneys
qualifying for reciprocity pay costs associated with such investigation).
(5)
$575.00 and costs associated with a character and fitness investigation
conducted by the NCBE, see Rule VI(B).C(6) (UBE-score transfer
applicants).
[Amended eff. 9-25-2006; Amended eff. 1-11-2013; Amended eff. 1-19-2017; Amended
10-5-2018.]
Note from the reporter of decisions: The order amending Rule III and the Fee
Schedule, Rules Governing Admission to the Alabama State Bar, effective September 25,
2006, is published in that volume of Alabama Reporter that contains Alabama cases from
939 So.2d.
Note from the reporter of decisions: The order amending the Rules Governing
Admission to the Alabama State Bar is published in that volume of Alabama Reporter that
contains Alabama cases from 104 So. 3d.
Note from the reporter of decisions: The order amending Rule I, Rule II, Rule
III, Rule V, Rule VI(B), and Appendix, effective January 19, 2017, is published in that
volume of Alabama Reporter that contains Alabama cases from 205 So. 3d.
Note from the reporter of decisions: The order amending Rule II, Rule III, Rule
IV, Rule V, Rule VI(B), and Appendix, effective October 5, 2018, is published in that
volume of Alabama Reporter that contains Alabama cases from ___ So. 3d.
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