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Ready to seek admission to practice as a lawyer? To do so, you’ll need to meet the following requirements:
To apply for admission you, you need to have a Certificate of Completion from The College of Law for your Practical Legal Training.
Here's what you need to do:
Once you've completed these steps, you'll get certified digital copies of your graduation documents through the My eQuals portal. You'll receive an email notification when these verified digital documents are ready. Then, you can proceed to apply to your local admitting authority.
Each state and territory has different requirements and processes for admission. The process usually includes:
However, some admitting authorities impose specific, additional requirements for admission. For instance, if you’re in Queensland, the Legal Practitioners Admissions Board requires that you advertise your intent to apply for admission in local publications.
