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Application For Admission To Practice - Alabama
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M/D-39 revised 6/04 THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA 1 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO PRACTICE 1 This is an application for admission to the BAR OF THE COURT, fee for which is $170.00 as of 06/04. Application to APPEAR PRO HAC VICE should be by motion,accompanied by a fee of $20.00 and a certificate of good standing as detailed in local rule 83.1. Full Name Social Security Number Firm/Business Associated with, if any Firm/Business Address Business Telephone Number Business Fax Number Home Address Home Telephone Number Date admitted to Supreme Court of Alabama & State Bar Code Other courts admitted to practice Date Signature of ApplicantYou must pay a fee of $170 and comply with either local rule 83.1(a)(1)(A) or local rule 83.1(a)(1)(B) below: either... Local rule 83.1(a)(1)(A) allows an applicant to the Bar of this Court to be admitted on order of a district judge of this Court and the administering of the prescribed oath. Applicant must be present to meet with the district judge and to be administered the oath. MOTION FOR ADMISSION The undersigned, , a member of the bar of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, does hereby move that the foregoing applicant be admitted to practice as an attorney of this Court, this the day of , ____. Signature of Movant ORDER FOR ADMISSION Ordered that the above motion to admit applicant to the Bar of this Court is hereby granted. Signed this the day of , ____. Signature of District Judge or...... Pursuant to local rule 83.1(a)(1)(B), enclose a current and original Certificate of Good Standing Excerpt from Local Rule 83.1 Attorneys: Admission to Practice and Disciplinary Proceedings. a) Bar of Court. The Bar of this Court consists of thos e persons previously admitted to (and not removed from) the Bar of this Court and of those persons who hereafter areadmitted under this rule. (1) Any attorney who is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Alabama may be admitted to the Bar of this Court upon the submission of an application, payment of the prescribed admission fee, and (A) the order of a district judge of this Court (on oral or wrtiten motion by a member of the Bar of this Court or on the Courts own motion), and the administering of the prescribed oath before any judge (or other designee) of this Court; or (B) the filing of a certificate of good standing from the Clerk of the United States District Court located within the district in which the applicant resides or regularly practices law. (b) Appearance Pro Hac Vice . Any attorney who is not a member of the Bar of this Court but who is admitted to practice before the United States District C ourt for thedistrict in which such person resides or regularly practices law, may, upon request, be admitted pro hac vice by an order of any district judge, magistrate judge, orbankruptcy judge of this Court. A certificate of good standing from the district in which the attorney is admitted must be attached to his/her request for admissionpro hac vice. Any such attorney who appears as counsel by filing any pleading or paper in any case pending in this Court shall, contemporaneously with the filing of suchpapers, apply for admission pro hac vice as set out herein. ~~Check our web page on www.almd.uscourts.gov for current rules and fees ~~
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