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Md. Bd. of Law Examiners R. 1 (amended)

Amended Board Rule 1 (fees)

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

BOARD RULE 1. FEES

(a) Application and Examination Fees.

(1) Uniform Bar Examination.

(A) A character questionnaire filed pursuant to Rule 19-205 shall be accompanied

by a fee in the amount of $350.

(B) An updated character questionnaire filed pursuant to Rule 19-205 (e) shall be

accompanied by a fee of $100.

(C) A Notice of Intent to Take the UBE in Maryland pursuant to Rule 19-206 or Rule

19-210 shall be accompanied by a fee of $400.

(D) A Notice of Intent to Transfer a Qualifying UBE Score pursuant to Md. Rule 19-

207 shall be accompanied by a fee of $400.

(2) Admission Without Examination.

(A) A petition filed pursuant to Rule 19-215 shall be accompanied by a fee of $700

and a separate check, money order, or credit card authorization payable to the

National Conference of Bar Examiners in the amount required to cover the cost of

the character and fitness investigation and report.

(B) A petition filed pursuant to Rule 19-215 by an applicant who previously failed or

was absent from an out-of-state attorney examination given pursuant to former

Rules 19-212 and 19-213 shall be accompanied by a fee of $250, and if the

petitioner's most recent petition filed pursuant to Rules 19-212 and 19-213 was

filed more than three years prior to the petition filed pursuant to Rules 19-215 and

19-216, the petitioner shall provide a separate check, money order or credit card

authorization payable to the National Conference of Bar Examiners in the amount

required to cover the cost of the renewed or supplemental character and fitness

investigation and report.

(b) Other Fees.

(1) A request for copies of examination answers pursuant to Rule 19-209 shall be

accompanied by a fee in the amount of $20.

(2) (1) A request for a copy of a Bar application filed pursuant to Rule 19-105 (b) shall be

accompanied by a fee in the amount of $20.

[Adopted June 6, 2016, eff. July 1, 2016. Amended Dec. 4, 2018, eff. March 1, 2019.

Amended September 11, 2026, eff. October 26, 2026.]

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2026-09-30
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