Pro Hac Vice
S.D.N.Y. — ## S8.
S8. Pro Hac Vice
Regular Bar Admission (Rule 1.3(a))
| Pathway | Requirements |
|---|---|
| NY bar member | Application via PACER, fee required, affidavit from local attorney |
| CT or VT federal district court bar member | Only if reciprocity exists |
A hearing may be scheduled as part of the admission process.
Pro Hac Vice Admission (Rule 1.3(i))
Any member of a state bar or U.S. district court bar may appear by motion to argue or try a particular case.
PHV Application Process (Rules 1.3(j)-(k))
- Request e-filing privileges through PACER
- File motion for admission pro hac vice on ECF
- Pay the required fee
- Attach:
- Certificate of good standing (issued within 30 days)
- Affidavit disclosing any felony convictions, discipline history, and pending proceedings
Government Attorneys (Rule 1.3(l))
| Attorney Type | PHV Motion Required? | Fee? | Certificate Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| DOJ attorneys | No -- may appear without PHV | N/A | Must request e-filing via PACER |
| Other federal agency attorneys | Yes | Waived | Within 1 year (not 30 days) |
Restriction on Practice
Only attorneys admitted to the bar or admitted pro hac vice may:
- Enter appearances
- Sign stipulations
- Receive payments on judgments