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If I am newly admitted to the North Carolina State Bar but am licensed in another state, do I have to complete the New Admittee Professionalism Program?

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If I am newly admitted to the North Carolina State Bar but am licensed in another state, do I have to complete the New Admittee Professionalism Program?

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A member who is licensed by a United States jurisdiction other than North Carolina for five or more years prior to admission to practice in North Carolina is exempt from the New Admittee Professionalism Program requirement and must notify the board of the exemption in the first annual report sent to the member.