Membership renewals are completed electronically through District CM/ECF. Attorneys admitted to the bar of this Court, as well as those admitted pro hac vice, are required to register as Filing Users of the Court’s Electronic Filing System. If you are not a registered user, then you must become one before renewing your membership.
If the certificate and renewal fee are filed within five years from the due date, the name of the attorney provisionally removed will be restored to the list of members in good standing. Should nothing be filed within five years from the due date, the attorney's name will be removed permanently from the membership list, without prejudice.
In compliance with the United States District Court for the District of Columbia's Local Rule 83.9 (a), each member of the bar of this Court shall renew his or her membership every three years by filing with the Clerk of the Court a renewal certificate and pay a renewal fee in the amount of $25.00.
Attorney Admission Renewal / Adjustment of Status Form . This form is to be used throughout the year in order to adjust an attorney's current status. Attorney Information Contact Update Form . This form is to be used by Third Circuit Bar members who do not have
Members of the bar must reapply every five years from the date of admission. There is a $25.00 renewal fee. Attorneys employed by an agency of the United States, the Federal Public Defender or the Texas Attorney General are exempt from paying the renewal fee.
To renew, you must log into District CM/ECF, and. 1. Update your District CM/ECF user account information or confirm the information is accurate. To review and update your account, go to Utilities > Your Account, and select the appropriate link to update and submit any necessary changes, including your address, phone number, or email address. ...