* Please note: On June 21, 2024, the Board of the Law Society approved rules for limited licensing and a Code of Professional Conduct for Limited Licensees conditional on proclamation of outstanding sections of Bill No.163 and regulations. This occurred on October 1, 2025, and applicants for a limited licence can apply after January 1, 2026.

To become a limited licensee member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan, the following are required:

• Education and training or work experience:
  • a degree in justice-related studies from a recognized school
  • a certificate or targeted courses from a recognized school in the subject area related to the scope of practice
  • a Bachelor’s degree or Juris Doctor from a common law faculty of law in a Canadian university approved by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada or a Certificate of Qualification issued by the National Committee on Accreditation of the Federation of Law Societies of Canada
  • a high school diploma and five years of supervised related substantive legal experience
• Suitability to practise as defined in the Law Society of Saskatchewan Rules.
• Completion of the mandatory course on the Code of Professional Conduct for Limited Licensees.
• Submission of the relevant application documents and fees.