Character/Fitness Forum
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- Ded Precedent
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Re: Character/Fitness
If it wasn't required to be disclosed on the law school application you don't have to worry about discrepancies and it would have to be some pretty egregious civil matter to stop you from getting licensed so I wouldn't worry about it too much.
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Always disclose. You definitely don't want to leave the impression that you're trying to hide something.cnk wrote:Well it is very complicated but I am actually the plaintiff, my concern is them prying deeper into my past b/c of it.
Also, as a general question is it best to give them all documentation up front or wait for them to ask for it? (This applies to traffic tickets too)
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Re: Character/Fitness
Fully comply with the instructions, whatever they happen to be. I know in California you aren't asked to disclose a traffic ticket unless it's a bad one.
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- Bronte
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Re: Character/Fitness
I don't think he's asking whether he should disclose. He's asking whether he should also include the documentation. The answer, OP, is that you should include whatever documentation they ask for. Don't give them stuff they don't ask for. They're probably not too worried about civil stuff, especially if you're the plaintiff.Ded Precedent wrote:Always disclose. You definitely don't want to leave the impression that you're trying to hide something.cnk wrote:Well it is very complicated but I am actually the plaintiff, my concern is them prying deeper into my past b/c of it.
Also, as a general question is it best to give them all documentation up front or wait for them to ask for it? (This applies to traffic tickets too)
- Tangerine Gleam
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Re: Character/Fitness
How long is CA taking for everyone? I submitted in late February.
- nevdash
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I submitted in late March but forgot to send them the hard copy of my app until mid-May. As far as I know, they sent out forms to all of my past employers within a couple days of me sending in the hard copy, and that's the only progress I've seen so far.Tangerine Gleam wrote:How long is CA taking for everyone? I submitted in late February.
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Re: Character/Fitness
Seems like they're pretty serious about it taking not less than 180 days. My friend's was seven months. (And if I'm lucky they'll finish mine around the time the exam results come out...)Tangerine Gleam wrote:How long is CA taking for everyone? I submitted in late February.
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Re: Character/Fitness
I had friends who heard back in 2 months. I'm still waiting at ~4 months.Reinhardt wrote:Seems like they're pretty serious about it taking not less than 180 days. My friend's was seven months. (And if I'm lucky they'll finish mine around the time the exam results come out...)Tangerine Gleam wrote:How long is CA taking for everyone? I submitted in late February.