XVIII § 2 XVIII § 2

When a lawyer signs up on the state's official attorney roll, certain information has to be included. This is basically the paperwork that makes a lawyer's status official and on record with the state.

The enrollment record must show the lawyer's full name and address, along with their place and date of birth. It also has to include when and where they were admitted to practice law, plus what gave them the authority to be admitted (like passing the bar exam or being admitted through another state). Finally, the record needs to show the actual date the lawyer enrolled and must have their signature on it.

For anyone checking a lawyer's background, this rule explains what information should be available and verifiable. It creates a clear paper trail showing that a lawyer is properly licensed and authorized to practice law in the state.