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Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance Form for Compliance With Court Rule 520.6 (B) (3) - New York
Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance Form for Compliance With Court Rule 520.6 (B) (3) is a legal document that was released by the New York State Board of Law Examiners - a government authority operating within New York.
FAQ
Q: What is a Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance?
A: A Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance is a document that certifies an individual's attendance in a law school program.
Q: What is Compliance With Court Rule 520.6 (B) (3) in New York?
A: Compliance With Court Rule 520.6 (B) (3) refers to the requirement for certain law school graduates to complete a specific number of credit hours in certain subjects in order to qualify for admission to the New York State Bar.
Q: Who needs to submit a Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance?
A: Law school graduates who hold an Ll.m. degree and are seeking admission to the New York State Bar may need to submit a Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance.
Q: What is the purpose of the Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance?
A: The purpose of the Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance is to provide evidence that the individual has completed the required credit hours in specified subjects as mandated by Compliance With Court Rule 520.6 (B) (3).
Q: How can one obtain a Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance?
A: To obtain a Ll.m. Certificate of Attendance, an individual should contact their law school's academic services or registrar's office, as they are responsible for issuing this document.
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