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Please read and follow these Guidelines. An applicant must follow these Guidelines carefully or risk receiving a notice of incomplete or not approved, and the applicant may not have enough time to rectify the deficiencies before the deadline expires. The Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel, an independent office of the Colorado Supreme Court, works to…

The goal of the STREAMLINED PROCESS is to simplify the accommodations request and approval process for applicants who only need modest accommodations in order to ensure equal access. An applicant seeking an accommodation by using the STREAMLINED PROCESS can request any combination of these accommodations: The STREAMLINED PROCESS requires an applicant to provide the OAA with certain documentation to demonstrate the…

The STANDARD PROCESS is for applicants with disabilities who have more extensive access needs, and therefore may need to provide additional evidence so the OAA can more fully understand their access needs. An applicant can request accommodations that are not covered by the STREAMLINED PROCESS, such as off-the-clock breaks, additional time exceeding 25% of standard test time, different…

General Information An applicant whose testing accommodations were denied in whole or in part, may file an appeal with the Office of Attorney Admissions (“OAA”). Applicants whose accommodations were returned as incomplete or rejected as untimely are precluded from appealing. An applicant cannot appeal a determination made on a prior accommodation request or upon reapplication for a…

MEDICAL AID OR DEVICE Applicants applying to take the Colorado Bar Examination or LLP Examination may submit a notice to the OAA of their medical aid or device. Please review the following for information, guidelines, and instructions on how to notify the OAA about your medical aid or device. Pre-Approved Medical Aids or Devices Complete…

LLP Exam Results Notices The “Notice of Colorado LLP Exam Results” shows your scores for the Family Law Multiple Choice (50% of total score), Ethics Multiple Choice (25% of total score), and each Family Law Essay (combined 25% of total score). Your results notice will be uploaded to your Citrix ShareFile™ folder. Inspection of Essay…

An applicant who receives an LL.B., J.D., or equivalent degree from a school of higher education in a nation other than the United States may be eligible to sit for the Colorado bar exam or transfer a Uniform Bar Exam score provided that such applicant meets all of the requirements of at least one of the following three…