Uniform Bar Examination Transfer - Application Checklist - Arizona Supreme Court Rule 34(g) and 36

Sep 21, 2026

Uniform Bar Examination Transfer application checklist referencing Arizona Supreme Court Rules 34(g) and 36. The document outlines advance-planning steps and specifies required supporting documentation for an online submission, excluding the fingerprint card. It covers lawful status, residence history, military, academic, licensing, employment, references, civil/criminal/driving history, financial history, photo requirements, MPRE score evidence, and completion of Arizona law class modules, plus notarized declaration and authorization forms and proof of JD and official UBE score transcripts.

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General Application Requirements

Lawful Status Documentation

Residence History

Military Documentation (if applicable)

Academic History

Licensing History

Employment History

References

Civil, Criminal, and Driving History

Financial History

Photo Requirements

MPRE Score

Arizona Law Class

Specific Uniform Bar Examination Transfer Application Requirements

Declaration (must be notarized)

Authorization and Release Form (must be notarized)

Evidence of JD Degree

Official UBE Score Transcript

Uniform Bar Examination Transfer Application Checklist Refer to Arizona Supreme Court Rule 34(g) and 36 This list is being provided to assist in advance-planning for completing a Uniform Bar Examination Transfer Application. Other than the fingerprint card, all supporting documentation must be completed and uploaded online. General Application Requirements 1. Lawful Status Documentation o US Citizens: Birth certificate, passport information page, valid driver’s license, or certificate of naturalization. o Non-US Citizens: Official documentation of immigration status. 2. Residence History o City and state of residential addresses for the last ten years or since age 21, whichever is shorter. 3. Military Documentation (if applicable) o DD214 for discharged active-duty military. o Discharge papers from military reserve components. o Documentation of any military discipline. 4. Academic History o Dates of attendance and names of all universities/colleges and law schools attended. o Details of any discipline that appears on academic record. 5. Licensing History o Dates and outcomes of applications to practice law in other jurisdictions. o Dates and outcomes of applications to other professional licensing agencies (e.g., teacher, pilot, accountant, etc.) . o Details and supporting documentation of professional discipline in the last ten years or since age 21, whichever is shorter. 6. Employment History o Chronological accounting of five most recent employers within the last ten years or since age 21, whichever is shorter. o Employment details: Dates, employer names, supervisor names, job titles, email addresses, and phone numbers. o Details of any discipline or dishonesty in employment within the last ten years or since age 21, whichever is shorter. 7. References o If unable to provide a legal-related employment reference, provide one nonemployment reference, such as an attorney, judge, or law professor who can speak to your character. 8. Civil, Criminal, and Driving History o Civil actions, not including divorce (past ten years): Copies of complaints and dispositions, including settlement agreements if applicable, judgment, satisfaction of judgment, and dismissal and/or dismissal after settlement. o Civil or administrative actions alleging fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, forgery, or legal malpractice (lifetime): Copies of complaints and dispositions, including settlement agreements if applicable, judgment, satisfaction of judgment, and dismissal and/or dismissal after settlement. o Criminal matters resulting in arrest, charge, conviction, guilty plea, or no contest plea to a misdemeanor or felony (lifetime): From Law Enforcement: copy of complete police report including officer’s narrative report. From Court: complaint, plea agreement (if any), disposition, sentence, (appeal, if any), and proof of satisfaction of all conditions imposed. o Certified driving record from every state where licensed within the last ten years (must be current within 90 days) . 9. Financial History o Details regarding delinquent debt, default on any order of court, or failure to meet financial obligations; must also include steps taken to bring account current. o Bankruptcy within the last ten years or since age 21, whichever is shorter: Petition, schedules of indebtedness, discharge order, detailed explanation of the circumstances, including any steps taken to meet obligations and avoid filing. 10. Photo Requirements o Full face view, directly facing the camera, with a neutral expression and both eyes open. o Color photo. o Photo must show only you in front ofa plain white background. o Have uniform lighting-the photo must not show shadows or shadowing of facial features. o Glasses are permitted; however, glare in the photo is not acceptable (glare can be avoided with a slight downward tilt of the glasses or by turning off the flash) . o No hat or head covering unless worn

FAQs

Which supporting documents must be completed and uploaded online?

All supporting documentation must be completed and uploaded online, except the fingerprint card.

What are the main categories of required history and records?

Requirements include lawful status, residence history, military documentation (if applicable), academic history, licensing history, employment history, references, civil/criminal/driving history, and financial history.

What photo and scoring evidence are required?

A current, full-face color photo meeting specified technical and background conditions is required, along with evidence of a minimum MPRE score of 85 and an official UBE score transcript meeting the stated minimums.

Sep 21, 2026

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