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Please submit applications and inquiries related to admissions matters by email to cheryl.eberle@lawsociety.sk.ca.

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Articling PlanApril 2022
Midterm Articling ReportApril 2022
Final Articling ReportApril 2022
A-1Application for Admission as Student-at-Law703April 2021
A-2Articling Agreement705November 2022
A-2.1Articling Agreement (Joint)705November 2022
A-4Assignment of Articles Agreement710April 2020
A-8Application for Admission as a Lawyer by a Student-at-Law Member of the Society714November 2020
A-9Affidavit of Lawyer or Judicial Advisor with whom Student has Served under Articles714April 2020
A-11A-11 Application for Admission by Lawyer from Canadian Jurisdiction or Admission as Canadian Legal Advisor 815/817March 2021
A-13New Member Admission Form   (To be completed at the Law Society Office)April 2020
A-14Oath of Office (To be completed at the Law Society Office)715May 2020
A-15A-15 Application for an Interjurisdictional Practice Permit 805April 2020
A-16A-16 Application for Permit to Act as Foreign Legal Consultant 820March 2021
A-17Application to Act as Principal704March 2020
C-1Application for a Professional Corporation Permit1803December 2019
C-2Permit for a Professional Corporation1803December 2019
C-4Certificate of Entitlement to Practice Law in Saskatchewan as a Limited Liability Partnership1812December 2019
C-5Certificate of Entitlement to Practice Law in Saskatchewan as an Extra-Provincial Limited Liability Partnership1814December 2019
P-1Application to Change Membership Status727December 2020
P-2Application for Reinstatement (long form) - To be used when applicant has ceased to maintain active status for more than one year728November 2022
P-3Application for Reinstatement (short form) - To be used when applicant has ceased to maintain active status for one year or less728December 2019
P-4Request for Certificate of Standing (e-form) 1406March 2022
P-5Application to Change Membership Status from Active Membership to Pro Bono Membership717December 2019
P-6Application for Reinstatement (Disqualification due to CPD Non-Compliance)721December 2019
P-7Application to Change Membership Status from Active Membership to Law Professor Membership716December 2019

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