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 Registration Statement?
A: A Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement is a document filed by an out-of-state attorney seeking temporary admission to practice law in North Carolina for a specific case or matter.

Q: Why would an out-of-state attorney need to file a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: An out-of-state attorney needs to file a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement to be able to represent a client in a specific legal matter in North Carolina, even if they are not licensed to practice law in the state.

Q: What are the requirements to file a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement in North Carolina?
A: The requirements may vary, but generally the attorney must be licensed and in good standing in another state, and they must have a local North Carolina attorney sponsor their application.

Q: How long does a Pro Hac Vice Admission last?
A: A Pro Hac Vice Admission is temporary and typically lasts for the duration of the specific case or matter for which it was granted.

Q: What fees are associated with filing a Pro Hac Vice Admission Registration Statement?
A: The fees may vary, but there is typically an application fee and an annual fee for attorneys admitted pro hac vice in North Carolina.