Many states have a special route for lawyers who move with a service member. Where a state’s entry is blank, the pulled documents did not cover it.
| State | Military spouse |
|---|---|
| Alabama | Not in the pulled documents |
| Alaska | Not in the pulled documents |
| Arizona | Limited practice method including military spouse under Ariz. R. Sup. Ct. 38-39 |
| Arkansas | Yes - Military Spouse Temporary Admission under Rule XVII for dependent spouse of service member on active duty in Arkansas |
| California | Registered Servicemember Spouse Attorney program available under Multijurisdictional Practice Program |
| Colorado | Available as Military Spouse Certification temporary limited license/certification |
| Connecticut | Yes - Military Spouse Temporary Licensing available |
| Delaware | Yes - military spouse attorneys may apply for limited permission to practice |
| District of Columbia | Rule 46-B Military Spouse Admission |
| Florida | Not in the pulled documents |
| Georgia | Military spouse attorneys may apply for admission as a Military Spouse Attorney under Supreme Court of Georgia Rule 103 |
| Hawaii | USUS spouse-attorney assigned to active duty in Hawaii may be provisionally admitted without written examination if eligibility conditions are fulfilled |
| Idaho | Yes - Military Spouse Provisional Admission without taking Idaho bar examination for dependents residing in Idaho due to military orders |
| Illinois | Yes - admission of military spouse attorneys from other jurisdictions under Rule 719 |
| Indiana | Board may waive minimum practice requirement for military spouse admitted in another state whose spouse is subject to military transfer to Indiana for active duty |
| Iowa | Yes, Military Spouse and Servicemember Admission listed as admission type |
| Kansas | Restricted License for Military Spouse |
| Kentucky | Yes - dependent spouse of active-duty service member on military orders stationed in Kentucky may be provisionally admitted |
| Louisiana | Not in the pulled documents |
| Maine | Not in the pulled documents |
| Maryland | Special authorization for military spouse attorneys available under Rule 19-216 |
| Massachusetts | Yes - BBE welcomes inquiries and petitions for Admission by Motion from military spouse attorneys |
| Michigan | Yes - military spouse lawyer licensed elsewhere who intends to practice in Michigan may be eligible for temporary admission under MCL 600.947 and 600.947a |
| Minnesota | Not in the pulled documents |
| Mississippi | Not in the pulled documents |
| Missouri | Yes - temporary admission for attorney spouses of active duty military under Rule 8.106 |
| Montana | Not in the pulled documents |
| Nebraska | Yes - may be admitted upon approval of proper application under subsection (D) |
| Nevada | Limited practice certification available for spouse of US Uniformed Services member present in Nevada pursuant to military orders |
| New Hampshire | Spouses of active military personnel assigned to New Hampshire may seek waiver of strict compliance with duration of practice requirements for admission by motion and by transferred UBE score |
| New Jersey | Not in the pulled documents |
| New Mexico | Not in the pulled documents |
| New York | Not in the pulled documents |
| North Carolina | Yes - Military Spouse Comity applicant available, no fee required per Rule .0503(4) |
| North Dakota | Yes - Military Spouse Certification under Rule 3.3 |
| Ohio | Yes, temporary admission available for military or military spouse attorneys |
| Oklahoma | Not in the pulled documents |
| Oregon | Not in the pulled documents |
| Pennsylvania | Yes - limited admission available for spouse of active-duty service member present in Pennsylvania if all Rule 304 requirements satisfied |
| Rhode Island | Yes - temporary admission for spouse of active-duty service member stationed in Rhode Island |
| South Carolina | Not in the pulled documents |
| South Dakota | Yes - attorney licensed elsewhere shall be admitted if spouse is active-duty military transferred to South Dakota and other requirements met |
| Tennessee | Temporary license available; applicant meeting (1)-(11) requirements may be temporarily licensed and admitted upon Board approval |
| Texas | Not in the pulled documents |
| Utah | Not in the pulled documents |
| Vermont | Not in the pulled documents |
| Virginia | Not in the pulled documents |
| Washington | Yes - Military Spouse Admission by Motion under APR 3(c)(2); spouse of active duty service member stationed in Washington not required to sit for bar examination |
| West Virginia | Military Spouse Application available with $150 filing fee |
| Wisconsin | Not in the pulled documents |
| Wyoming | Yes - spouse or registered domestic partner of a U.S. Uniformed Services member stationed in Wyoming may obtain a license to practice |