Board of Bar Examiners

of the Supreme Court of Delaware

Board of Bar Examiners

of the Supreme Court of Delaware

Limited Permission to Practice

Attorney Licensed in Other Jurisdictions

An attorney admitted to practice in a jurisdiction of the United States, other than Delaware, who has graduated from an ABA accredited law school and is employed by or associated with certain Delaware nonprofit or governmental agencies identified in Supreme Court Rule 55(a) may, in the discretion of the Board, be permitted to practice in the courts and administrative tribunals of this State in matters involving such office or the clients of such program.

Rules Governing Admissions

Application Steps and Required Documents

Attorney Licensed in Other Jurisdictions

To be permitted to practice in Delaware under Supreme Court Rule 55, or Board Rule 42, an applicant must:

Complete the application for permission to practice pursuant to Board Rule 42.

Complete the Application to sit for the Delaware Bar Examination, including supplying all required documents (except in the case of an attorney practicing without compensation).

Complete the NCBE Character and Fitness Application (except in the case of an attorney practicing without compensation).

Have Questions?

Visit our comprehensive list of Frequently Asked Questions or email the Board of Bar Examiners at ARMS_BBE@delaware.gov.

Board of Bar Examiners of the Supreme Court of Delaware
The Renaissance Centre
405 North King Street, Suite 500
Wilmington, DE 19801
ARMS_BBE@delaware.gov