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Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2014 4:02 pm
by janefbk
I'm sure this question has been asked a million times but.. when did you guys receive your acknowledgment letter for the moral character app? I submitted mine on 1/29..

*This is for the CA State Bar btw..

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 8:51 pm
by ph14
janefbk wrote:I'm sure this question has been asked a million times but.. when did you guys receive your acknowledgment letter for the moral character app? I submitted mine on 1/29..

*This is for the CA State Bar btw..
I've heard of it taking 6 months+.

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 4:28 am
by stopherwong
janefbk wrote:I'm sure this question has been asked a million times but.. when did you guys receive your acknowledgment letter for the moral character app? I submitted mine on 1/29..

*This is for the CA State Bar btw..

I submitted my Moral Character App on 1/14 and received my determination letter on 2/20. I have no convictions or anything, but I heard if you do, it can take several months.

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 3:36 pm
by Tangerine Gleam
Mine took over seven months. No arrests, convictions, or any other issues. Sometimes it just takes a long, long time.

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 4:04 pm
by patogordo
their website says it takes six months minimum

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 8:10 pm
by Tangerine Gleam
patogordo wrote:their website says it takes six months minimum
I have a handful of friends that received clearance in one, two, or three months. It's all so weird. I think the shorter your work history, and the more easily-verifiable your past employment, the quicker it usually goes. But in general, it's just really unpredictable, and all would be well-advised to submit their stuff ASAP (if you haven't already).

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 8:12 pm
by patogordo
Tangerine Gleam wrote:
patogordo wrote:their website says it takes six months minimum
I have a handful of friends that received clearance in one, two, or three months. It's all so weird. I think the shorter your work history, and the more easily-verifiable your past employment, the quicker it usually goes. But in general, it's just really unpredictable, and all would be well-advised to submit their stuff ASAP (if you haven't already).
yea i mean at minimum i assume they have to receive all the packets from previous employers and whatnot. i have an absurdly long work history so that will probably take forever for me.

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 8:48 pm
by lisavj
I think OP is asking about the acknowledgement, not anything saying you passed.

I submitted mine to CA in October, and the acknowledgement took about three months. It was fabulous. Still waiting on clearance to be declared moral. It was those F&$*ing parking tickets, wasn't it.

(for those of you hyperventilating now, no, parking tickets generally don't get you black-marked...if you pay 'em)

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 9:14 pm
by ph14
lisavj wrote:I think OP is asking about the acknowledgement, not anything saying you passed.

I submitted mine to CA in October, and the acknowledgement took about three months. It was fabulous. Still waiting on clearance to be declared moral. It was those F&$*ing parking tickets, wasn't it.

(for those of you hyperventilating now, no, parking tickets generally don't get you black-marked...if you pay 'em)
It took me significantly longer to even get my acknowledgment. Don't sweat it for another 3-4 months, OP.

Re: Moral Character App - Acknowledgment letter??

Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 6:44 am
by LSATNightmares
I passed within 5 weeks... submitted in February and just got the letter yesterday. I was very shocked, because I'm a bit older and had a lot of work history and a personal reference living abroad. But I guess everyone responded quickly.