Northern District of Oklahoma (N.D. Okla.)
Common questions
Who can be admitted to the bar of the Northern District of Oklahoma (N.D. Okla.)?
Member in good standing of SCOTUS/USCA/USDC bar or any state's highest court. Rule: LCvR 83 (per court rules page; text not read).
What is the admission fee for the Northern District of Oklahoma (N.D. Okla.)?
$200.
Does the Northern District of Oklahoma (N.D. Okla.) allow pro hac vice admission, and what does it cost?
Pro hac vice available: yes. Local counsel: Motion usually filed by local counsel. Fee: $100 paid at filing via Pay.gov (court PHV page); fee schedule lists $50 - confirm.
General admission
- Who qualifies
- Member in good standing of SCOTUS/USCA/USDC bar or any state's highest court
- Rule
- LCvR 83 (per court rules page; text not read)
- Sponsor
- Either Certificate of Good Standing or Recommendation for Admission (Form AT-02) completed by two attorneys admitted and in good standing with the bar of this Court; electronic application through PACER
- Good standing cert.
- Certificate of Good Standing from any eligible court per LGnR4-2(b); recency not stated
- Oath
- Executed and notarized Oath of Applicant (Form AT-01); bar consists of those who have taken prescribed oath
- Fee
- $200
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- Exam or course
- Not in the pulled documents
- Swearing-in
- Not in the pulled documents
- Certificate age
- Not in the pulled documents
- Fee payment
- Not in the pulled documents
- Apply
- Not in the pulled documents
Pro hac vice
- Available
- yes
- Who qualifies
- Any attorney who is eligible for admission to the bar of this Court may be granted temporary admission in a pending case at judge's discretion
- Rule
- LGnR4-2(h); LGnR4-3
- Local counsel
- Motion usually filed by local counsel
- Residency limits
- Any attorney who is not a resident of and does not maintain an office in Oklahoma must associate Oklahoma resident local counsel
- Certifications
- Form AT-03 application attached to motion; entry of appearance after approval
- Fee
- $100 paid at filing via Pay.gov (court PHV page); fee schedule lists $50 - confirm
- E-filing
- Register via PACER Manage My Account, type Pro Hac Vice, after motion filed; upgraded individual PACER account required
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- Limits
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- Fee covers
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- Form
- Not in the pulled documents
Ongoing and other
- Bankruptcy court
- NOT CHECKED
- Pending changes
- None found as of Oct. 5, 2026 in the documents read. Rules effective July 31, 2026.
- Rules dated
- 7/31/2026
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- Renewal
- Not in the pulled documents
- CLE or course
- Not in the pulled documents
Language from the source documents
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Who qualifies
Any member of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, any United States Court of Appeals, or any District Court of the United States, or a member in good standing of the bar of the highest court of any state of the United States, is eligible fo r admission to the bar of this Court.oknd.uscourts.gov
Reciprocity routes
either (a) a Certificate of Good Standing from any eligible court per LGnR4 -2(b), or (b) a Recommendation for Admission (Form AT-02), available on the Court’s website, completed by two attorneys admitted and in good standing with the bar of this Court.oknd.uscourts.gov
Good standing certificate
a Certificate of Good Standing from any eligible court per LGnR4 -2(b)oknd.uscourts.gov
Oath
(1) an executed and notarized Oath of Applicant (Form AT-01), available on the Court’s website, andoknd.uscourts.gov
Pro hac vice available
(h) Admission Pro Hac Vice. Any attorney who is eligible for admission to the bar of this Court may, at the discretion of a judge of this Court, be granted temporary admission to practice in a pending case.oknd.uscourts.gov
Local counsel
When representing a party in this Court, any attorney who is not a resident of and does not maintain an office in Oklahoma must show association with an attorney who is personally appearing in the action, is a resident of and maintains a law office within the State of Oklahomaoknd.uscourts.gov
Residency limits
any attorney who is not a resident of and does not maintain an office in Oklahoma must show associationoknd.uscourts.gov
Admission route
Any member of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, any United States Court of Appeals, or any District Court of the United States, or a member in good standing of the bar of the highest court of any state of the United States, is eligible fo r admission to the bar of this Court.oknd.uscourts.gov