Certificate Of Good Standing {AO 136}

AO 136 (Rev. 10/13), CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING. This form is used in the United States federal court system to certify that an attorney is in good standing with the court. The purpose of the form is to provide proof that an attorney is licensed to practice law in the court and that they are in good standing with the court. This information is useful for other courts or organizations that may need to verify an attorney's status. The form requests information about the attorney, including their name, bar number, and the state where they are licensed to practice law. The form also includes a statement certifying that the attorney is a member in good standing of the bar of the court and that their license to practice law is current and active. The completed form is typically issued by the clerk of the court and is signed and sealed to make it an official document. The form is often used by attorneys who are seeking admission to practice law in other jurisdictions or who need to provide proof of their good standing with the court for other purposes. www.FormsWorkflow.com