District of Arizona (D. Ariz.)
Common questions
Who can be admitted to the bar of the District of Arizona (D. Ariz.)?
Member of State Bar of Arizona (per e-filing page). Rule: LRCiv 83.1(a).
What is the admission fee for the District of Arizona (D. Ariz.)?
$229.00.
Does the District of Arizona (D. Ariz.) allow pro hac vice admission, and what does it cost?
Pro hac vice available: yes. Fee: $225 eff. Oct. 1, 2025 (GO 25-16).
General admission
- Who qualifies
- Member of State Bar of Arizona (per e-filing page)
- Rule
- LRCiv 83.1(a)
- Fee
- $229.00
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- Sponsor
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- Exam or course
- Not in the pulled documents
- Good standing cert.
- Not in the pulled documents
- Oath
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- Swearing-in
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- Certificate age
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- Fee payment
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- Apply
- Not in the pulled documents
Pro hac vice
- Available
- yes
- Who qualifies
- Out-of-state attorney; application + original Certificate of Good Standing from a Federal Court
- Rule
- LRCiv 83.1(b)(2)
- Residency limits
- must neither reside nor maintain an office in the District; if becomes Arizona resident and/or intends to maintain principal office in Arizona must reapply under LRCiv 83.1(a)
- Certifications
- Original federal-court good standing certificate
- Fee
- $225 eff. Oct. 1, 2025 (GO 25-16)
- E-filing
- Register on PACER after PHV approval
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- Local counsel
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- Limits
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- Fee covers
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- Form
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Ongoing and other
- Rules dated
- October 1, 2025
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- Renewal
- Not in the pulled documents
- CLE or course
- Not in the pulled documents
- Bankruptcy court
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- Pending changes
- Not in the pulled documents
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Who qualifies
be admitted to appear before the U. S. District Court for the District of Arizona either as a member of the state bar of Arizona, be admitted to appear Pro Hac Vice, be permitted to appear on behalf of the United States.azd.uscourts.gov
Admission rule
NOTE that pursuant to LRCiv 83.1(b)(2 ), if an applicant becomes an Arizona resident and/or intends to maintain a principal office for practice in Arizona, he or she must reapply for admission under LRCiv 83.1(a).azd.uscourts.gov
Pro hac vice available
INSTRUCTIONS FOR GAINING PRO HAC VICE ADMISSION TO PRACTICE BEFORE THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ARIZONAazd.uscourts.gov
Pro hac vice: who qualifies
Pursuant to LRCiv 83.1(b)(2), any member in good standing of the Bar of any Federal Court who neither resides nor maintains an office for the prac tice of law in the District of Arizona, may be admitted to practice in this District.azd.uscourts.gov
Residency limits
if an applicant becomes an Arizona resident and/or intends to maintain a principal office for practice in Arizona, he or she must reapply for admission under LRCiv 83.1(a).azd.uscourts.gov
Pro hac vice fee
Pursuant to General Order 25-16, the fee for appearing pro hac vice in the District of Arizona will be increased from $100.00 to $225.00, effective October 1, 2025.azd.uscourts.gov