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Georgia: lawyer (foreign-educated applicants, Part B Section 4(c)) pathway

Country: United States. Regulator: Supreme Court of Georgia Office of Bar Admissions. Checked 1 November 2026.

Scope

This page describes only the lawyer (foreign-educated applicants, Part B Section 4(c)) profession in Georgia. It is not a statement about other professions or jurisdictions, and it is not legal advice. Always confirm current rules with the regulator.
Degree recognition

The foreign law school must be government sanctioned or recognised, approved by an evaluation body, or chartered to award the first professional law degree.

“is government sanctioned or recognized by the appropriate authority”

Official source

Program approval or accreditation

Not confirmed. Professional eligibility must be confirmed with the relevant regulator.

Additional education or training

Applicants must be enrolled in, or hold, an LL.M. from an ABA-approved school meeting Georgia's curricular criteria, including a Georgia professional responsibility course.

“which includes a Professional Responsibility course with an emphasis on the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct”

Official source

Examination requirements

Not confirmed. Professional eligibility must be confirmed with the relevant regulator.

Supervised practice

Not confirmed. Professional eligibility must be confirmed with the relevant regulator.

Foreign qualification assessment

Documentation proving all requirements are met is required with the petition.

“Documentation proving that all of the above requirements have been met is required.”

Official source

Residency or other restrictions

Not confirmed. Professional eligibility must be confirmed with the relevant regulator.

Online study

Not confirmed. Professional eligibility must be confirmed with the relevant regulator.

Regulator: Supreme Court of Georgia Office of Bar Admissions · official source for this record · last checked 1 November 2026.