The applicant has paid the fee for admission on motion in accordance with Rule See Rule g. Practice as a sole practitioner or for a law firm, professional corporation, legal services office, legal clinic, or other entity the lawful business of which consists of the practice of law or the provision of legal services; 2.
Employment in a state or local court of record in a USA state, territory, or the District of Columbia as a judge, magistrate, referee or similar official, or as a judicial law clerk; 3. Employment in a federal court of record in a USA state, territory, or the District of Columbia as a judge, magistrate, referee or similar official, or as a judicial law clerk; 4. Employment as a lawyer for a corporation, agency, association, trust department, or other similar entity; 5.
Practice as a lawyer for a state or local government; 6. Practice as a lawyer for the federal government, including legal service in the armed forces of the United States; 7. Employment as a law professor at a law school approved by the American Bar Association; or 8.
Practice performed within Illinois pursuant to a Rule license may be deemed lawful and counted toward eligibility for admission on motion, provided all other requirements of Rule are met. Practice performed without Illinois and within the issuing jurisdiction pursuant to a limited or temporary license may be counted toward eligibility for admission on motion only if the limited or temporary license authorized practice without supervision in the highest court of law in the issuing jurisdiction.
A person who has failed an Illinois bar examination administered within the preceding 5 years is not eligible for admission on motion. Adopted April 3, , effective immediately; amended October 25, , effective immediately; amended June 12, , effective July 1, ; amended December 6, , effective immediately; amended September 30, , effective immediately; amended February 6, , effective immediately; amended October 1, , effective January 1, ; amended Nov.
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