Vermont Bar Reciprocity
Vermont Rules of Admission 14–15 govern admission without examination. Vermont does not publish a reciprocal list. Applicants must typically show active practice for five of the past ten years (with special pathways involving Maine/New Hampshire under the rules).
Admission Without Examination (Criteria-Based)
Attorneys from any qualifying U.S. jurisdiction may seek admission under Rules 14–15 if they meet the criteria. The map below reflects that model.
| Attorneys from these jurisdictions may seek Vermont admission without examination if they meet Rules 14–15 |
Hover a state for details, click to open the page.
Additional Requirements
Practice. Active practice for five of the past ten years (confirm current Rules 14–15 text and any ME/NH special provisions).
Character / fitness. Board of Bar Examiners investigation.
Official sources. Vermont Judiciary attorney admission: vermontjudiciary.org.