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Congratulations,
you have qualified for admission to practice in the State of Washington.
Now what?
There are four
requirements before you may practice law in Washington:
1. Complete
the Preadmission Education course
2. Pay
New Admittee Licensing Fee
3. Take
the Oath of Attorney*
4. Supreme
Court Enters an Order Admitting You to Practice
Until the Supreme Court
enters the order, you may not
practice law
in the State of Washington.
The Preadmission Education course is FREE
The new admission to practice rules became effective June 1, 2006.
Click here to read the text of
APR 5 or APR 18.
Click here for
Frequently Asked Questions
You can meet the preadmission education requirement by watching the
video online
(Click here to register to watch the video)
or by attending a live seminar
(Click here to register
for a live seminar)
*
Make arrangements separately with the WSBA Admissions to complete the
Oath of Attorney and pay any fees. For more information about the
admission process contact
admissions@wsba.org
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