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The FAQs explain eligibility requirements, including job needs, MPRE timing, character and fitness, and conditions affecting admission after a prior withdrawal. 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(D.C. App. R. 46-A(a)(3))  \nIf an applicant chooses to withdraw from the exam, based on their intent to complete the waiver application in January, do they need to explicitly state that in the withdrawal email?  \nApplicants are not required to give a reason for withdrawing an application. It is helpful for administrative purposes if applicants use the subject line to indicate the reason for the withdrawal but it is not a requirement. Withdrawal requests should be sent to [BarExamWithdrawal@dcappeals.gov](BarExamWithdrawal@dcappeals.gov. If)[. If](BarExamWithdrawal@dcappeals.gov. If)[ ](BarExamWithdrawal@dcappeals.gov. If)applicants wish to be refunded fees or have their fees transferred to another application for admission in D.C. they should clearly state their wishes in the withdrawal email.  \nMay I apply for the February 2021 exam even though I withdrew from the October exam because I planned to apply for EEW?  \nYou may apply for the exam, however if you take a bar exam before you are admitted under 46-A you become ineligible for admission by EEW.  \nMay I take the bar exam in D.C. after I am admitted under 46-A?  \nIf you wish to abandon your R.46-A admission in favor of admission by bar examination you make take the exam in D.C. However if you wish to take the exam for the purpose of earning a UBE score for admission in another jurisdiction you may not sit for the exam in D.C. Per Committee on Admissions policy, admitted attorneys are not eligible to take the bar exam in D.C. unless they are barred out of jurisdiction, are seeking admission in D.C. and are not able to apply for admission under any other provision of Rule 46.  \nDo I need to have a job before I can apply for EEW?  \nNo you do not need a job to apply for EEW. To apply for EEW you need only meet the eligibility requirements (i.e. received a J. D. from an ABA approved law school in 2019 or 2020, paid for and completed an application to take the bar exam in D.C. in 2020, and have not sat for a bar exam or accessed remote bar exam materials) (D.C. App. R. 46-A(a)(1)-(3)) To be admitted you will also need to pass the MPRE and demonstrate character and fitness. (D.C. App. R. 46-A(a)(4)-(5))  \nIf I don’t have a job, will my license be revoked if I don’t get one immediately after I am admitted by EEW?  \nNo. After being admitted under Rule 46-A you begin accruing the required three years of supervised practice when you begin working.  \nI live in Florida but I plan to move to D.C. Can I apply for EEW before I move to D.C.?  \nYes, however to fill the three year supervised practice requirement you must work under the supervision of a D.C barred attorney.  \nWill the Mandatory Course on the District of Columbia Rules of Professional Conduct be online?  \nYes, the course is available online. Please contact the DC Bar if you have additional questions  \nabout [the mandatory course:](the mandatory course: memberservices@dcbar.org)[ ](the mandatory course: memberservices@dcbar.org)[memberservices@dcbar.org](the mandatory course: memberservices@dcbar.org)  \nHow will D.C. App. R. 46-A (Admission to the Bar Based on COVID-19 Emergency Examination Waiver) apply to applicants who are clerking for judges within the three-year period of supervised practice?  \nIndividuals with clerkships may apply for admission under Rule 46-A and be admitted. Because clerking is not the practice of law, the three year supervised practice requirement may be fulfilled after the clerkship is completed.  \nIf I am admitted under Rule 46-A and then take maternity leave after working for a year will I lose my license?  \nNo, the rule requires only that you complete the three years of supervised practice, there is no requirement that the three years be continuous.  \nI haven’t been able to take the MPRE. 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Admission also requires passing the MPRE and demonstrating character and fitness.\"},{\"question\":\"Will I lose my license if I take maternity leave after working for a year under EEW?\",\"answer\":\"No. The rule requires completing three years of supervised practice, and the three years do not have to be continuous.\"}]","EEW Admission Temporary Supervised Practice FAQs - Admission Questions and Answers | PDF",1790347116]