Federal Districts

US District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma US District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma US District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma

Bankruptcy Districts

US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma US Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma US Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Oklahoma

FAQ

Is there a fee

Yes. The fee for admission pro hac vice in Oklahoma is $350, made payable to the Oklahoma Bar Association.

What documents do I need?

You will need an Application for Admission Pro Hac Vice, a Motion to Associate Local Counsel, and an Order.

How do I apply?

Submit one original and one copy of the Application form to the Oklahoma Bar Association along with Certificates of Good Standing from the states in which the applicant is licensed to practice and the fee. The Oklahoma Bar will return a 'Certificate of Compliance' which should be attached as an exhibit to the Motion to Associate Local Counsel. File the Motion in the court where admission is sought.

Is local counsel required

Yes. The Oklahoma Bar Association requires pro hac vice applicants to associate with local counsel as a condition of admission. Local counsel can provide valuable insight into matters of local practice which can assist you in representing your client.