E.D. Okla. LCvR 83.2

(a) Roll of Attorneys. The bar of this Court shall consist of those attorneys admitted to

practice before this Court who have taken the prescribed oath and submitted the required

fee.

(b) Committee on Admissions and Grievances. A Committee on Admissions and

Grievances shall be appointed by the Court.

(c) Procedure for Admission. Every applicant for admission shall submit to the Court

Clerk, on a form prescribed by the Court, a written application for admission, which

shall be referred to the Committee on Admissions and Grievances for investigation into

the applicant's qualifications and fitness to be admitted to the bar of this Court. The

Committee shall report its recommendations in writing to the Court Clerk. Upon a

favorable report of the Committee, the applicant may be admitted. Each applicant

approved by the Committee on Admissions and Grievances shall pay the applicable fee

to the Court Clerk's office at the time he is sworn and receives his certificate.

(d) Eligibility. Any member of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, or of any

United States Court of Appeals, or of any District Court of the United States, or a

member in good standing of the bar of the highest court of any state of the United States,

is eligible for admission to the bar of this Court.

(e) Attorneys for the United States. Attorneys who are employed or retained by the

United States or its agencies may practice in this Court in all cases or proceedings in

which they represent the United States or such agencies.

(f) Admission Pro Hac Vice. Any attorney who is eligible for admission to the bar of this

Court may in the discretion of a judge of this Court be granted temporary admission to

practice in a pending case. Attorneys requesting such admission are required to attach to

their motion a completed Request for Admission Pro Hac Vice form provided by the

Court Clerk's office along with the required fee.