Utah Courts
SCRP Rule 4-716 (Supreme Court Rules of Professional Practice)
SCRP Rule 4-716 (Supreme Court Rules of Professional Practice)
Rule 4-716. License fees; enrollment fees; oath and admission.
(a) Court enrollment fees and Bar license fee. After notification that the Board has approved the Applicant for admission, the Applicant must pay to the Bar the applicable Bar license fee for either Active or Inactive status. The Bar also collects and transmits the state court enrollment fees. The Applicant must pay to the Bar the mandatory Supreme Court enrollment fee, regardless of whether the Applicant elects Active or Inactive attorney status.
(b) Motion for admission and enrollment. Upon satisfaction of the requirements of Rule 14-716(a), the Board will submit a written motion to the Utah Supreme Court for admission certifying that the Applicants have satisfied all qualifications and requirements for admission to the Bar. The Board will submit four motions for admission per year: February, May, August, and October. After the motion is submitted and upon approval by the Utah Supreme Court and upon taking the required oath, an Applicant is eligible to be enrolled into Utah’s state courts Pursuant to the admission requirements of the United States District Court for the District of Utah, an Applicant in good standing with the Utah State Bar may enroll into Utah’s federal courts by directly registering with and paying a fee to the federal court.
(c) Oath of attorney and certificate of admission. Every Applicant must take an oath. The oath must be administered by the Supreme Court clerk, the clerk of a court of the United States, a Utah state judge of district or juvenile court level or higher, a judge of a court of the United States or a judge of a court of general jurisdiction or higher of a state of the United States. In the event of military assignment, a military court judge may administer the oath. After administration of the oath, each Applicant must sign the roll of attorneys maintained by the Supreme Court clerk at which time the Applicant receives a certificate of admission. If the oath is administered other than at a regularly scheduled ceremony conducted by the Court, the Applicant must contact the clerk of the Supreme Court for information on administration of the oath, and if applicable, the clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Utah.
(d) Time limit for admission. After receiving notice of approval for admission, an Applicant must pay the prescribed license and enrollment fees and take the oath as required by Rule 14-716(c) within six months or approval for admission is automatically withdrawn. Failure to timely satisfy the provisions of this rule requires an Applicant to recommence the application process including the submission of a new application, the payment of application fees, a new character and fitness investigation and retaking the Bar Examination or Alternate Path Examination, if applicable.
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