Do pro hac vice applications have to be notarized and can we use electronic signatures on them? (June 9, 2021)

Q: Do pro hac vice applications have to be notarized and can we use electronic signatures on them? (June 9, 2021)

Pro hac vice applications have to be notarized and require a wet signature by the attorney applying for admission. Electronic signatures are only for attorneys who have been admitted to practice and are a registered "filer" in the court's electronic filing system. See LR IA 11-2 and LR IC 2-1 for more details.

Do pro hac vice applications have to be notarized and can we use electronic signatures on them? (June 9, 2021)

Pro hac vice applications have to be notarized and require a wet signature by the attorney applying for admission. Electronic signatures are only for attorneys who have been admitted to practice and are a registered “filer” in the court’s electronic filing system. See LR IA 11-2 and LR IC 2-1 for more details.