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The OMB Number is: 11050030
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Expiration date is: 04/30/2022
The 2021 - 2022 Attorney General's Honors Program and 2022 Summer Law Intern Program application is now open.
You must submit all application materials on or before the application deadline. The receipt deadline is Wednesday,
September 8, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time. We do not accept late or incomplete applications.
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Expiration Date: 04/30/2022
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information on this screen is correct, review the Honors Program eligibility requirements posted at
www.justice.gov/legal-careers/honors-program-eligibility or Summer Law Intern Program eligibility
requirements at www.justice.gov/legal-careers/summer-law-intern-program-eligibility to determine whether
you qualify.
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I read and understand the information above and have reviewed the hiring policies applicable to the Program
to which I am applying. I understand that my application may be considered by DOJ components I did not
specifically designate.
I understand that the 2021 application receipt deadline is Wednesday, September 8, 2021, at 11:59 p.m.
Eastern time (typically, this corresponds to 10:59 p.m. Central Time, 9:59 p.m. Mountain time, 8:59 p.m. Pacific
time, but may vary by local time zone.)
I understand that I will be disqualified from consideration if I fail to attach a law school transcript (official or
unofficial) in a format generated by the law school or downloaded and attached as a pdf from a law school
system. An applicant-generated "grade report" or similar document is not acceptable. Transcripts may not be
password protected.
I understand that I may withdraw from consideration at any time by logging on to my application and
selecting the appropriate link under Application Status. Honors Program applicants who accept a judicial
clerkship or qualifying legal fellowship also may transfer to the Summer Law Intern Program via this process. I
understand that the Department of Justice does not defer entry on duty for either Program except in extraordinary
circumstances, such as activation for military service, medical hardship, extreme family emergency or similar
reasons. The Department does not defer Honors Program entry on the basis of accepting/extending a judicial
clerkship.
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Department of Justice may report false statements, including misrepresentation of academic credentials (or other
academic matters or information), to the appropriate authority.
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Willis
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Winchester, VA
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presented. For guidance, click on the blue information icon. Eligibility determinations are based on the status you
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Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
student who has not completed both my J.D. and the second graduate degree.
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
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presented. For guidance, click on the blue information icon. Eligibility determinations are based on the status you
select.
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Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
student who has not completed both my J.D. and the second graduate degree.
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
both degrees).
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presented. For guidance, click on the blue information icon. Eligibility determinations are based on the status you
select.
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Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
student who has not completed both my J.D. and the second graduate degree.
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
both degrees).
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No
* MANDATORY: You indicated you are not a citizen of the
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You may be considered for the HP or SLIP program even if you are not a citizen; however, you must
meet one of the following criteria. Are you:
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become a lawful permanent resident and then a citizen when eligible.
Granted asylum (under 8 U.S.C. 1158) and who has filed a declaration of intention to become
a lawful permanent resident and then a citizen when eligible.
An officer or employee of the United States (provide details in the employment section).
None of these criteria apply to me.
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Yes
No
* MANDATORY: You indicated you are a dual citizen of the
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than the United States, in which you hold citizenship.
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presented. For guidance, click on the blue information icon. Eligibility determinations are based on the status you
select.
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Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
student who has not completed both my J.D. and the second graduate degree.
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
both degrees).
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period is cumulative, not necessarily consecutive.
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* Enter the month/year (MM/YYYY) in which you will have resided in the
United States for a total of 3 of the last 5 years (the 3 year period is
cumulative, not necessarily consecutive):
* You indicated that you have not resided in the United States for a cumulative period of 3 or more years
out of the last 5 years. During this period of time, were you:
a U.S. government Federal employee residing outside the U.S.
serving in the U.S. military outside the U.S.
a dependent of a U.S. government federal employee serving outside the U.S. during this
period of time.
a dependent of a U.S. military member serving outside the U.S. during this period of time.
None of these apply to me.
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presented. For guidance, click on the blue information icon. Eligibility determinations are based on the status you
select.
Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
student who has not completed both my J.D. and the second graduate degree.
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
both degrees).
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* You indicated that you are a current law student (or joint-degree student).
Select your expected date (MM/DD/YYYY) for graduation from law school (or MM/DD/YYYY
the graduation date when you will have completed your joint degree
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program).
* Are you a:
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Part-time or evening student
* The deadline for this application is Wednesday, September 8, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time. Will
you have completed at least one semester of law school courses equivalent to a full-time law student by
that date?
Yes
No
* Current Law School Status:
First Year - First Semester
First Year - Second Semester
Second Year (or a third-year part-time law student seeking pre-graduation internship)
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None of the above.
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graduation or completion of a joint degree) (in summer 2022).
I am seeking a summer internship to be served after I graduate from law school (or complete
my joint-degree program) but before starting a full-time, post-graduation clerkship, fellowship, or
graduate law program. (summer 2022).
I am seeking a full-time attorney position to begin in 2022 after completing my legal
education (or my joint degree program).
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* MANDATORY: ATTACH YOUR LAW SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS HERE. FAILURE TO ATTACH A
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attached as a pdf from a law school system. We do not accept applicant-created "grade report" or
similar document.
Attach ONLY your J.D. transcripts. Do NOT attach other educational transcripts unless you are crossenrolled in a joint-degree program with a merged transcript; or your undergraduate and J.D. degrees
are from the same school and non-severable, or you have a non-U.S. law degree and attend/attended
a U.S. LL.M. program to meet U.S. bar admission requirements (attach LL.M. transcript).
Ensure your attached transcript is not password protected.
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Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
both degrees).
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* You indicated that you are a current law student (or joint-degree student).
Select your expected date (MM/DD/YYYY) for graduation from law school (or MM/DD/YYYY
the graduation date when you will have completed your joint degree
X
program).
* Are you a:
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Part-time or evening student
* The deadline for this application is Wednesday, September 8, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time. Will
you have completed at least one semester of law school courses equivalent to a full-time law student by
that date?
Yes
No
* Current Law School Status:
First Year - First Semester
First Year - Second Semester
Second Year (or a third-year part-time law student seeking pre-graduation internship)
Third Year
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None of the above.
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I am seeking a summer internship to be served while I am a student (e.g., prior to law school
graduation or completion of a joint degree) (in summer 2022).
I am seeking a summer internship to be served after I graduate from law school (or complete
my joint-degree program) but before starting a full-time, post-graduation clerkship, fellowship, or
graduate law program. (summer 2022).
Please provide information about your qualifying post-graduation activity below:
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I expect to begin my Judicial Clerkship on:
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I expect to begin my Fellowship on:
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I expect to begin my Graduate Law Program on:
I have not yet accepted a Judicial Clerkship, Legal Fellowship, or enrolled in a Graduate Law
Program.
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I am seeking a full-time attorney position to begin in 2022 after completing my legal
education (or my joint degree program).
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select.
Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
student who has not completed both my J.D. and the second graduate degree.
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
both degrees).
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CURRENT LAW SCHOOL STUDENT
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* You indicated that you are a current law student (or joint-degree student).
Select your expected date (MM/DD/YYYY) for graduation from law school (or MM/DD/YYYY
the graduation date when you will have completed your joint degree
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program).
* Are you a:
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Part-time or evening student
* The deadline for this application is Wednesday, September 8, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time. Will
you have completed at least one semester of law school courses equivalent to a full-time law student by
that date?
Yes
No
* Current Law School Status:
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Second Year (or a third-year part-time law student seeking pre-graduation internship)
Third Year
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None of the above.
Select one of the following options:
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I am seeking a summer internship to be served while I am a student (e.g., prior to law school
graduation or completion of a joint degree) (in summer 2022).
I am seeking a summer internship to be served after I graduate from law school (or complete
my joint-degree program) but before starting a full-time, post-graduation clerkship, fellowship, or
graduate law program. (summer 2022).
Please provide information about your qualifying post-graduation activity below:
(To remove an erroneous selection, select the CLEAR button.)
I expect to begin my Judicial Clerkship on:
I expect to begin my Fellowship on:
I expect to begin my Graduate Law Program on:
I have not yet accepted a Judicial Clerkship, Legal Fellowship, or enrolled in a Graduate Law
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Graduating law students seeking post-graduation summer internships must be formally committed
to a post-graduation eligibility preserving activity. If you have applied to, but not yet
accepted a clerkship or fellowship or enrolled in a graduate law program, then you
may continue your application for the Honors Program and transfer to the
Summer Law Intern Program once your post-graduation activity is finalized.
*For now, please change your response to "I am seeking a full-time attorney position to begin in 2022 after
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LEGIBLE TRANSCRIPT WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION.
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attached as a pdf from a law school system. We do not accept applicant-created "grade report" or
similar document.
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a U.S. LL.M. program to meet U.S. bar admission requirements (attach LL.M. transcript).
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both degrees).
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or J.D./MBA)? If 'Yes,' provide the status of both degrees:
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No
Provide the status of both degrees:
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Joint Degree - Neither my J.D. nor the other graduate degree have been conferred; I am
actively pursuing both degrees. The date by which I will have completed both degrees (one degree
may be completed prior to the other) is:
Joint Degree - My J.D. has been conferred; I am completing my other graduate degree. The
two degree dates are:
Date J.D. Completed:
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both degrees).
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joint-degree program) but before starting a full-time, post-graduation clerkship, fellowship, or graduate law
program (summer 2022).
Graduating law students seeking post-graduation summer internships must be formally committed to a
post-graduation eligibility preserving activity and add that information here. If you have applied to, but
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both degrees).
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LAW SCHOOL STATUS
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J.D. and another graduate degree).
* Provide your law school graduation date (Joint degree applicants: Enter the MM/DD/YYYY
date by which you completed both degrees):
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You indicated you graduated from law school. If you graduated from law school after October 1, 2018, you
may be eligible for the Honors Program if you are participating in or formally committed to one or more
eligibility preserving activities and meet certain timing requirements.
Did you: (select all relevant activities, then, after attaching your law school transcripts, complete
the Post-Law School Eligibility Preserving Activities box using the "Add Clerkship," "Add
Fellowship," or "Add Graduate Law Program" buttons to enter the relevant information for each
activity.)
Accept a full-time judicial clerkship
Start a full-time graduate law program (you must remain in full-time status for the duration of the
program)
Enter into a full-time legal fellowship
None of these apply to me.
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Attach ONLY your J.D. transcripts. Do NOT attach other educational transcripts unless you are crossenrolled in a joint-degree program with a merged transcript; or your undergraduate and J.D. degrees
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graduate degree).
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X
Not Applicable
You indicated that you are participating in or formally committed to, or have completed, one or more postlaw school eligibility preserving activities. In the table below, use the "Add" buttons to list your post J.D.
activities and provide additional information about each activity. You may edit or remove an individual entry
by selecting the corresponding link. You may enter more than one eligibility preserving activity.
Applicants serving in Attorney General's Honors Program judicial clerkships with Immigration Courts or
DEA Judges should list their experience as a clerkship. Current Attorney General's Honors Program
applicants serving in DOJ Honors Program fellowships (e.g., Indian Country Fellowship, Asset Forfeiture
Fellowship, Rill Fellowship) or on a term appointment (e.g., to EOUSA, or to a U.S. Attorney's Office)
should list that experience as a fellowship. Please ensure that experience is also listed under DOJ
Employment later in the application.
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are admitted to a bar, it may be on a 14-month appointment to the excepted service as a "law
clerk/trainee" (see 5 C.F.R. §§ 213.101, 213.3102). If so, you must be admitted to the bar (any U.S.
jurisdiction) within 14 months of your initial federal service entry on duty date. Only one such appointment
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both degrees).
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Court Name
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* Judge's Name
US Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court of
Appeals
I am seeking a summer internship* to
be served
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schoolCourt
(or complete my
Court
Type after I graduate
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joint-degree program) but before starting a full-time, post-graduation
Other
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No Selection
City and State
/ Country
I am a law school graduate (or a joint-degree
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graduate degree).
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X
* End Date of Activity
MM/DD/YYYY
X
* Duration (in months).
Not Applicable
Round up to next full
month.
You indicated that you are participating in or formally committed to, or have completed, one or more
post
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Reason
for durations
of less
months
activities and provide additional information
about
each activity.
Youthan
may12
edit
or remove an individual entry
activity.
(one
academic
yearthan
for LL.M
programs).
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by selecting the corresponding link. You
may
enter more
one eligibility
preserving
determinations
will
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provide
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Program judicial clerkships with Immigration Courts
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are admitted to a bar, it may be on a 14-month appointment to the excepted service as a "law
clerk/trainee" (see 5 C.F.R. §§ 213.101, 213.3102). If so, you must be admitted to the bar (any U.S.
jurisdiction) within 14 months of your initial federal service entry on duty date. Only one such appointment
(per individual not per agency) is authorized. Thereafter, you must be admitted to a bar (any U.S.
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Honors Program offer, ensure you are admitted to a bar (any U.S. jurisdiction) prior to entry on duty with
DOJ.
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Fellowship/
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Components & Offices of Interest
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Other Education
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Bar Admission Status
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Professional Accomplishments & Experience
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Honors & Awards
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Degree
Majors
Date Received
Graduation Honors
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References
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Essays
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Military Service & Veterans' Preference
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Employment
Languages
Demographics
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Additional Information
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Please check the corresponding box if you have any of the majors below. If none, skip this question. This information
is not related to eligibility but may be used by offices with highly specialized practices.
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Current Law Student: I am either a current J.D. law student who has not completed my J.D. or a joint-degree
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student who has not completed both my
Law School Graduate: I am a law school graduate (includes former joint-degree students who have completed
Fellowship Sponsor and Host Organization (if different from sponsor):
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LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE
Are or were you required to continue seeking permanent legal employment as a condition of the Fellowship and,
if so, does or did your
Fellowship terminate
automatically when you secure or secured permanent legal
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PRESERVING
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employment?
Yes
Select one of the following options:
No
Salary to
or be
Stipend
(Specify
annually.
If none,
"unpaid"):
I am seeking a summer internship
served
after I monthly
graduateorfrom
law school
(orenter
complete
my
joint-degree program) but before starting a full-time, post-graduation clerkship, fellowship, or graduate law
program (summer 2022).
City and State / Country:
Start
Date of Activity:
I am a law school graduate *(or
a joint-degree
graduate who has completed MM/DD/YYYY
both a J.D. and another
X
graduate degree).
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MM/DD/YYYY
X
*
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Criminal Division (12)
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Rank the following Criminal Division positions numerically in order of preference. Rank only the
positions in which you are interested. Ranking more than one does not count toward your three
employment preferences.
Asset Forfeiture Fellowship Program (3)
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Drug Enforcement Administration Administrative Law Judges (Law Clerk) (3)
Environment and Natural Resource Division (16)
Executive Office for Immigration Review (37)
1
(U.S. citizenship required)
Rank the following sub-offices numerically in order of preference. Rank only those offices in which
you are interested. Ranking more than one does not count toward your three employment
preferences.
Board of Immigration Appeals (4)
Office of Policy (4)
Office of the Director (1)
Office of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer (1)
Office of General Counsel (2)
Office of the Chief Immigration Judge (25)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (Office of General Counsel) (5)
(U.S. citizenship required)
Federal Bureau of Prisons (1)
Gaye L. Tenoso Indian Country Fellowship (1)
1
Open to all applicants. Please review bar admission and entry on duty requirements. The Selection
Panel will not consider where the applicant ranked the Fellowship in order of employment
preference when selecting interview candidates. Interview candidates will be asked about
assignment preferences following notice of selection for interview. The Indian Country Fellowship
will place one Fellow in a U.S. Attorney's Office (any participating District) with assignment based on
mutual agreement of the Fellow and District.
Participating Districts are:
- District of Arizona
- District of Montana
- District of Nebraska
- Eastern District of Oklahoma
- Northern District of Oklahoma
- Western District of Oklahoma
- District of Oregon
- Eastern District of Washington
Follow on questions:
Why do you want to be an Indian Country Fellow and what background skills, education, or experience
will contribute to your success, if selected? (2000 characters maximum)
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1
Rank the following Tax Division Sections numerically in order of preference. Rank only the sections
in which you are interested. Ranking more than one does not count toward your three employment
preferences.
Civil Section (6)
Criminal Section (9)
U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona (2)
1
Current law students are not eligible and will not be considered. Candidates must be admitted to a
bar (any U S jurisdiction) before entering on duty
bar (any U.S. jurisdiction) before entering on duty.
Open only to applicants who:
* have a J.D. and
* are serving in (or will soon begin or have completed) a Federal judicial clerkship.
Follow on questions:
Tell us why you want to be an Assistant U.S. Attorney and describe the experiences, characteristics, or
qualifications that make you a strong candidate. (2000 characters maximum)
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What role can an Assistant U.S. Attorney play in making our society a better place? (2000 characters
maximum)
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U.S. Trustee Program (6)
U.S. Citizenship required.
Informal Participants
Other Department components participate informally in the Honors Program, subject to availability of funds.
They may not follow the regular Honors Program timeline and may contact a candidate at any time during or
after the review and selection process. Check the box by the name of any of the components in which you are
interested. This does not count as one of your three employment preferences.
National Security Division (2)
Office of Information Policy (1)
U.S. Attorneys' Offices
Eligibility for U.S. Attorneys' Offices is restricted to law school graduates. Current law students may
not apply.
Candidates must be admitted to a bar (any U.S. jurisdiction) before entering on duty. These
positions are open only to applicants who:
* have a J.D., and
* are serving in (or will soon begin) judicial clerkships or qualifying legal fellowships, and
* are admitted to a bar (any U.S. jurisdiction) or have taken a summer 2021 bar exam with results pending
this fall.
The U.S. Attorneys' Offices listed below are participating informally. Other U.S. Attorneys' Offices may
request applications at a later date.
Check the box by Districts in which you are interested. Please do not request consideration unless you are
willing to relocate to the state where the District is located.
Southern District of California (1-2)
Southern District of Florida (1)
Northern District of Texas (1-2)
Other U.S. Attorneys' Offices
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identifying candidates interested in working in specific locations, please select the States in which
you are willing to work if such an opportunity arose. Use the CTRL button to make multiple
selections or to remove an erroneous selection. To display your selections, use the "Review
Selections" button. Your selections will be displayed on the "Review and Print this Application"
screen.
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Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
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previously.
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such an opportunity arose. Use the CTRL button to make multiple selections or to remove an erroneous selection. To display
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Personal Information
Program Eligibility Questions
SUBMIT PART ONE
List all law schools attended when earning your initial law degree (J.D. or equivalent). Transfer students should not
enter the "Date J.D./LL.M Received/Expected" from the non-degree granting institution.
Part 2
Joint degree students who have not completed both degrees click here for special instructions
and enter the date by
which both degrees will be completed in the "Date J.D. Received/Expected" box to ensure routing to the proper
Program. To qualify as a joint degree student, you must be simultaneously enrolled in both degree programs and
actively pursuing both degrees. In the case of JD/LLM joint degrees, you must complete courses creditable to both
degrees prior to completing your JD.
*
Components & Offices of Interest
Law school graduates in full-time clerkships/fellowships who are enrolled in a part-time graduate law program should
enter that information here.
*
Bar Admission Status
Practice Area Interests
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
*
Law School Achievement
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
School
Name
Add JD
School
Location
Add LLM
Dates
Attended
Degree
Date J.D/LL.M
Received/Expected
Graduation
Honors
*
Employment
*
References
*
Essays
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Demographics
Law School Grades & Class Standing
*
Additional Information
Review Supporting Documents (Transcripts/Vet
Pref/Fellowship)
Review and Print This Application
CERTIFY AND SUBMIT
GPA and Law School Grading Scales should be consistent (e.g., all alphabetic or all numeric). If your law
school grading scale is "4.0 to 0.0", don't list a GPA of "B+."
Due to the impact of the global pandemic, my law school implemented a "Pass/Fail" grading policy
(or equivalent) starting with Spring 2020 courses (which may extend into the 2020-2021 academic year)
which is reflected on my transcript
* J.D. Law School GPA:
* J.D. Law School Grading Scale:
4.0 to 0.0
4.0 to 0.9 (or below)
4.0 to 1.6 (or below)
4.0 to 1.7 (or below)
4.0 to 2.1 (or below)
4.0 to 2.66 (or below)
4.01 to 0.0
4.3 to 0.0
4.3 to 0.5 (or below)
4.3 to 1.0
4.3 to 1.5 (or below)
4.3 to 1.69 (or below)
4.3 to 2.68 (or below)
4.33 to 0.0
4.333 to 0.0
4.4 to 1.9
12 to 1
99 to 69 (or below)
99 to 59 (or below)
99 to 55 (or below)
99 to 50 (or below)
100 to 70 (or below)
100 to 69 (or below)
100 to 65 (or below)
100 to 64 (or below)
100 to 61 (or below)
100 to 60 (or below)
100 to 59 (or below)
100 to 55 (or below)
100 to 50 (or below)
186 to 159 (or below)
A+ to F
A+ to F (No C- or D grades)
A+ to E (E = 0 points)
A to F
Excellent to Fail
Outstanding to Fail
Dean's Scholar to Fail
High Honors (HH) to Fail
Honors (H) to Fail
* J.D. law school class rank:
Top 5%
Top 6-10%
Top 11-15%
Top 16-25%
Top 26-33% (top third)
Top 34-50% (top half)
Lower 50%
Law School does not rank students by percentile.
Law School partially ranks some students by percentile, but I am not ranked.
Law School Official Grading Scales
Click here to access information about law school grading scales and academics on the National Association for
Law Placement website. Once the screen opens, type in the law school name or select the state where the
school is located, then click "Search."
When the Search Results display, click on the name of the law school to open its webpage, then select the
"Grading / Academics" tab near the center of the blue menu bar. Links to the most currently reported grading
system, school specific academic awards and honors, and percentile cutoffs (for schools that rank) will then
display.
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List all law schools attended when earning
your
initial law degree (J.D. or equivalent). Transfer students should not
Law
School
enter the "Date J.D./LL.M Received/Expected" from the non-degree granting institution.
* Select Your Law School (JD or equivalent):
Joint degree students who have not completed
both degrees
click
here
special
enter the date by
Click "search"
to select
your
lawfor
school.
If instructions
and
your
which both degrees will be completed in specific
the "Date
Received/Expected"
box to
ensure routing to the proper
lawJ.D.
school
name does not show
up,
Program. To qualify as a joint degree student,
searchyou
by must
state be simultaneously enrolled in both degree programs and
actively pursuing both degrees. In the case of JD/LLM joint degrees, you must complete courses creditable to both
* Start Date:
degrees prior to completing your JD.
MM/DD/YYYY
* End Date:
(Enter the date your initial law degree
Law school graduates in full-time clerkships/fellowships who are enrolled in a part-time graduate law program should
(J.D.) was received/expected both here and
enter that information here.
below. If no J.D. was/will be conferred (e.g.,
MM/DD/YYYY
transfer, cross-enrollment, etc.), enter the last
date attended and do not answer the question
School
School
Dates below).
Date J.D/LL.M
Graduation
Degree
Name
Add JD
Location
Add LLM
Attended
Received/Expected
Date J.D (or equivalent) Received/Expected:
(enter only for degree-granting institution)
Honors
MM/DD/YYYY
Graduation Honors: (enter only if degree is
complete and honors awarded)
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
Search
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
X
*
Law School Achievement
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
X
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
*
References
X
*
Essays
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Demographics
Law School Grades & Class Standing
*
Additional Information
Review and Print This Application
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GPA and Law School Grading Scales should be consistent (e.g., all alphabetic or all numeric). If your law
school grading scale is "4.0 to 0.0", don't list a GPA of "B+."
Due to the impact of the global pandemic, my law school implemented a "Pass/Fail" grading policy
(or equivalent) starting with Spring 2020 courses (which may extend into the 2020-2021 academic year)
which is reflected on my transcript
* J.D. Law School GPA:
* J.D. Law School Grading Scale:
4.0 to 0.0
4.0 to 0.9 (or below)
4.0 to 1.6 (or below)
4.0 to 1.7 (or below)
4.0 to 2.1 (or below)
4.0 to 2.66 (or below)
4.01 to 0.0
4.3 to 0.0
4.3 to 0.5 (or below)
4.3 to 1.0
4.3 to 1.5 (or below)
4.3 to 1.69 (or below)
4.3 to 2.68 (or below)
4.33 to 0.0
4.333 to 0.0
4.4 to 1.9
12 to 1
99 to 69 (or below)
99 to 59 (or below)
99 to 55 (or below)
99 to 50 (or below)
100 to 70 (or below)
100 to 69 (or below)
100 to 65 (or below)
100 to 64 (or below)
100 to 61 (or below)
Ok
Review Supporting Documents (Transcripts/Vet
Pref/Fellowship)
100 to 60 (or below)
100 to 59 (or below)
100 to 55 (or below)
100 to 50 (or below)
186 to 159 (or below)
A+ to F
A+ to F (No C- or D grades)
A+ to E (E = 0 points)
A to F
Excellent to Fail
Outstanding to Fail
Dean's Scholar to Fail
High Honors (HH) to Fail
Honors (H) to Fail
* J.D. law school class rank:
Top 5%
Top 6-10%
Top 11-15%
Top 16-25%
Top 26-33% (top third)
Top 34-50% (top half)
Lower 50%
Law School does not rank students by percentile.
Law School partially ranks some students by percentile, but I am not ranked.
Law School Official Grading Scales
Click here to access information about law school grading scales and academics on the National Association for
Law Placement website. Once the screen opens, type in the law school name or select the state where the
school is located, then click "Search."
When the Search Results display, click on the name of the law school to open its webpage, then select the
"Grading / Academics" tab near the center of the blue menu bar. Links to the most currently reported grading
system, school specific academic awards and honors, and percentile cutoffs (for schools that rank) will then
display.
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List all law schools attended when earning
your
initial law degree (J.D. or equivalent). Transfer students should not
Law
School
enter the "Date J.D./LL.M Received/Expected" from the non-degree granting institution.
* Select Your Law
Joint degree students who have not completed
click here for special instructions
and enter the date by
School both
(LL.Mdegrees
or
which both degrees will be completed in equivalent):
the "Date J.D. Received/Expected" box to ensure routing to the proper
Program. To qualify as a joint degree student,
you must
tobe simultaneously enrolled in both degree programs and
Click "search"
actively pursuing both degrees. In the case
of JD/LLM
select
your lawjoint degrees, you must complete courses creditable to both
degrees prior to completing your JD.
school. If your
specific law school
Law school graduates in full-time clerkships/fellowships
name does not who are enrolled in a part-time graduate law program should
enter that information here.
show up, search by
state
School
Name
Add JD
School
Location
Add LLM
* Degree Type:
Dates
Degree
Attended
* Degree Field:
Date J.D/LL.M
Received/Expected
* Start Date:
MM/DD/YYYY
Graduation
Honors
X
* End Date:
(If you
received/expect
your law degree
MM/DD/YYYY
X
from this school,
Law School Grades & Class enter
Standing
the same date
in date degree
received/expected)
Date LL.M (or
equivalent)
MM/DD/YYYY
X
Received/Expected:
GPA and Law School Grading Scales
should be consistent (e.g., all alphabetic or all numeric). If your law
school grading scale is "4.0 to 0.0",Graduation
don't list aHonors:
GPA of "B+."
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
S
*
Law School Achievement
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
*
References
*
Essays
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Demographics
*
Additional Information
Review Supporting Documents (Transcripts/Vet
Pref/Fellowship)
Review and Print This Application
CERTIFY AND SUBMIT
Due to the impact of the global pandemic, my law school implemented a "Pass/Fail" grading policy
(or equivalent) starting with Spring 2020 courses (which may extend into the 2020-2021 academic year)
which is reflected on my transcript
* J.D. Law School GPA:
* J.D. Law School Grading Scale:
4.0 to 0.0
4.0 to 0.9 (or below)
4.0 to 1.6 (or below)
4.0 to 1.7 (or below)
4.0 to 2.1 (or below)
4.0 to 2.66 (or below)
4.01 to 0.0
4.3 to 0.0
4.3 to 0.5 (or below)
4.3 to 1.0
4.3 to 1.5 (or below)
4.3 to 1.69 (or below)
4.3 to 2.68 (or below)
4.33 to 0.0
4.333 to 0.0
4.4 to 1.9
12 to 1
99 to 69 (or below)
99 to 59 (or below)
99 to 55 (or below)
99 to 50 (or below)
100 to 70 (or below)
100 to 69 (or below)
100 to 65 (or below)
100 to 64 (or below)
100 to 61 (or below)
Ok
100 to 60 (or below)
100 to 59 (or below)
100 to 55 (or below)
100 to 50 (or below)
186 to 159 (or below)
A+ to F
A+ to F (No C- or D grades)
A+ to E (E = 0 points)
A to F
Excellent to Fail
Outstanding to Fail
Dean's Scholar to Fail
High Honors (HH) to Fail
Honors (H) to Fail
* J.D. law school class rank:
Top 5%
Top 6-10%
Top 11-15%
Top 16-25%
Top 26-33% (top third)
Top 34-50% (top half)
Lower 50%
Law School does not rank students by percentile.
Law School partially ranks some students by percentile, but I am not ranked.
Law School Official Grading Scales
Click here to access information about law school grading scales and academics on the National Association for
Law Placement website. Once the screen opens, type in the law school name or select the state where the
school is located, then click "Search."
When the Search Results display, click on the name of the law school to open its webpage, then select the
"Grading / Academics" tab near the center of the blue menu bar. Links to the most currently reported grading
system, school specific academic awards and honors, and percentile cutoffs (for schools that rank) will then
display.
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Check the box that most accurately describes your grade in your first-year legal writing course
An "A" or its equivalent
Passing grade other than a minimally passing grade. (click popup for definition of minimally passing
grade)
Minimally passing grade. (click popup for definition of minimally passing grade)
Non-passing grade
Were you selected as a legal writing instructor or legal writing teaching assistant? (Include on "Employment"
screen)
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Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
*
Law School Achievement
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
Yes
*
References
No
*
Essays
Did you receive an award for legal writing (including but not limited to "best brief" in first-year moot court)?
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Yes
Demographics
No
*
Additional Information
Were you selected for a Law Review or Law Journal on the basis of a writing competition? (Applicants selected
for Law Review/Journal solely based on grades may indicate by answering the next question below.) This
particular question addresses "writing on" to Law Review/Journal, including circumstances where selection is
based on both a writing requirement and grades.
Yes
No
Were you selected for a Law Review or Law Journal solely on the basis of your grades?
Yes
No
Does your law school transcript list any failing or non-passing law school grades in a graded class (including
classes that are Pass/Fail or the equivalent)?
Yes - my transcript includes failing or non-passing grades in a graded class (including classes that are
Pass/Fail or the equivalent).
No - I have no failing grades listed on my transcript.
Listed below are seven options reflecting law school grading systems. Please review all seven before answering
to ensure you select the most appropriate option.
If you listed a specific class rank by percentile on the Legal Education screen, select 'Not Applicable'
from the menu below.
If you did not list a specific class rank by percentile on the Legal Education screen (e.g., you attend a law school
that does not rank in percentiles or your law school partially ranks by percentile but you are not a ranked
student), then you must choose the option that most accurately describes your law school's grading system and
select the button that reflects your grade range/academic performance in law school.
You must select a measurable level of academic performance in one of the seven grading system options unless
you previously entered a specific class rank by percentile. If you select an incorrect option from among the seven
types of grading systems listed below, simply select another option to undo your previous selection. Failure to list
either class rank by percentile (on the Legal Education screen) or a measurable level of academic achievement
(from the menu selections below) will constitute an incomplete application and result in disqualification.
From the options below, select the one that most accurately describes your law school's grading system, and
then select the button that reflects your level of academic achievement in law school:
My law school grades on an expanded 4.0 scale (i.e., 4.3 = A+ or highest grade)
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My law school grades on a 4.0 scale (i.e., 4.0 = A or highest grade)
My law school grades in an Honors, Pass, Low/Marginal/Substandard Pass, Fail system
My law school grades on a High Honors, Honors, Pass, (Low/Substandard Pass may or may
not be an option) Fail or equivalent system (i.e., Excellent, Above Average, Satisfactory,
Unsatisfactory, Fail)
My law school grades on a strict Pass / Fail system (or equivalent, e.g., Credit / No Credit)
My law school grades on a 100 point numeric scale for which there is no equivalent alphabetic
grade
My law school uses alphabetic grades (generally A through F or equivalent) or numeric grades
that relate to A through F (or equivalent), but does not use a 4.3 or 4.0 scale
NOT APPLICABLE
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Select the button corresponding to your bar admission status. This section relates only to U.S. jurisdictions.
Part 2
If you took a July 2021 bar exam (including the Uniform Bar Exam with all jurisdiction-specific components
for bar admission) and expect results this fall, select "Admission Pending."
Practice Area Interests
If you took the Uniform Bar Exam this summer but have not taken/completed all jurisdiction-specific
components for bar admission this fall, select "Not Admitted."
*
Legal Education
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Other Education
*
Law School Achievement
All others not bar admitted, select "Not Admitted."
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
Admitted
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
Admission Pending
*
References
*
Essays
Not Admitted
*
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Select U.S. State(s)/jurisdiction(s) where you are admitted to the Bar; OR where you have taken the Bar Exam
and are waiting on your results; OR where you have taken the UBE, completed all jurisdiction-specific
requirements, and are awaiting results. You may use "CTRL+click" to select more than one State/jurisdiction.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
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Personal Information
Program Eligibility Questions
SUBMIT PART ONE
In this section, you are asked to provide college and post-college professional accomplishments and experience
(including activities you have undertaken as part of a job, internship/externship or student group). Select all that
apply. Briefly list relevant details about your participation in the activity as you would on a resume (e.g., name of
publication; editorial position; name of competition, team or employer; dates you engaged in this activity; whether
full- or part-time; location; primary duties; etc.) in the text box that opens when you check a box. We strongly
recommend you list significant employment (including internships/externships) in the Employment
section as well.
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
*
Law School Achievement
RESEARCH AND WRITING
Law Review/Journal Editorial Position
Law School's Primary Official Law Review/Journal member or selectee
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
*
References
Other School-Recognized Law Review/Journal member or selectee
*
Essays
Research Assistant to college or law school professor or dean
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Full-time employment as compensated journalist/Article/Column/News writer
Languages
Demographics
Compensated speech writing
*
Additional Information
Editor on college student newspaper
Review Supporting Documents (Transcripts/Vet
Pref/Fellowship)
ORAL ADVOCACY
Competitive Moot Court (not required first year Moot Court) award winner
Competitive Moot Court (not required first year Moot Court) participant
Competitive Moot Court (not required first year Moot Court) selectee
Competitive Mock Trial / Trial Advocacy team award winner
Competitive Mock Trial / Trial Advocacy team participant
Competitive Mock Trial / Trial Advocacy team selectee
College debate team; college forensics team; individual debate competition in college
Significant experience in non-legal public speaking club/group (e.g. Toastmasters)
PUBLIC SERVICE
Congressional internship/externship
Department of Justice legal internship/externship
Federal government legal internship/externship (other than U.S. Department of Justice)
Federal government non-legal internship/externship (including U.S. Department of Justice)
Federal judicial internship/externship
Legislative experience
International judicial, governmental, or organization internship/externship/fellowship
State or local government legal internship/externship
Tax Preparer in a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
Significant work with a legal non-profit, legal aid organization, or legal advocacy group) other than a
law school clinic or student practice organization)
State or municipal judicial internship/externship
Significant non-legal volunteerism (excluding military service); e.g., Habitat for Humanity, Red Cross,
Animal Rescue Groups, etc.
Peace Corps / Teach for America / AmeriCorps
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Presidential Management Fellow
Pro-Bono work
LITIGATION EXPERIENCE
Successfully completed a litigation-related or client-service oriented law school practical experience
(e.g., formal clinic or student practice organization) that provides opportunities to gain practical legal
experience under the supervision of a licensed attorney
Litigation-related experience (e.g., work in a prosecutor's office, public defender's office, or private
law firm where at least 2/3 of your time was assigned to litigation-related activities)
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERIENCE (May include work experience, law school clinics, special training, or
specialty (advanced) law school classes completed (not basic law school classes).)
Administrative Law
Appellate Law
Bankruptcy
Consumer Law
Environmental Law
Food & Drug Law
Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act Law
Government Contracts
Health Care
Immigration Law
Information Technology/Information Security Law
Patents, Trademark or Copyright Law or Procedures
Tort Law/Personal Injury Law
Experience as a corrections or law enforcement officer, or as an investigator or inspector general for
a public agency
OTHER EXPERIENCE
Full-time Certified Public Accountant
Full-time employment as a paralegal
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In this section, you are asked to provide college and post-college professional accomplishments and experience
(including activities you have undertaken as part of a job, internship/externship or student group). Select all that
apply. Briefly list relevant details about your participation in the activity as you would on a resume (e.g., name of
publication; editorial position; name of competition, team or employer; dates you engaged in this activity; whether
full- or part-time; location; primary duties; etc.) in the text box that opens when you check a box. We strongly
recommend you list significant employment (including internships/externships) in the Employment
section as well.
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
*
Law School Achievement
RESEARCH AND WRITING
Law Review/Journal Editorial Position
* (500 characters maximum)
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
*
References
*
Essays
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Spell Check
Law School's Primary Official Law Review/Journal member or selectee
* (500 characters maximum)
Demographics
*
Additional Information
Review Supporting Documents (Transcripts/Vet
Pref/Fellowship)
Review and Print This Application
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Other School-Recognized Law Review/Journal member or selectee
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Research Assistant to college or law school professor or dean
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Full-time employment as compensated journalist/Article/Column/News writer
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Compensated speech writing
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Editor on college student newspaper
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
ORAL ADVOCACY
Competitive Moot Court (not required first year Moot Court) award winner
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Competitive Moot Court (not required first year Moot Court) participant
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Competitive Moot Court (not required first year Moot Court) selectee
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Competitive Mock Trial / Trial Advocacy team award winner
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Competitive Mock Trial / Trial Advocacy team participant
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Competitive Mock Trial / Trial Advocacy team selectee
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
College debate team; college forensics team; individual debate competition in college
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Significant experience in non-legal public speaking club/group (e.g. Toastmasters)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
PUBLIC SERVICE
Congressional internship/externship
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Department of Justice legal internship/externship
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Federal government legal internship/externship (other than U.S. Department of Justice)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Federal government non-legal internship/externship (including U.S. Department of Justice)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Federal judicial internship/externship
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Legislative experience
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
International judicial, governmental, or organization internship/externship/fellowship
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
State or local government legal internship/externship
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Tax Preparer in a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Significant work with a legal non-profit, legal aid organization, or legal advocacy group) other than a
law school clinic or student practice organization)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
State or municipal judicial internship/externship
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Significant non-legal volunteerism (excluding military service); e.g., Habitat for Humanity, Red Cross,
Animal Rescue Groups, etc.
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Peace Corps / Teach for America / AmeriCorps
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Presidential Management Fellow
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Pro-Bono work
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
LITIGATION EXPERIENCE
Successfully completed a litigation-related or client-service oriented law school practical experience
(e.g., formal clinic or student practice organization) that provides opportunities to gain practical legal
experience under the supervision of a licensed attorney
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Litigation-related experience (e.g., work in a prosecutor's office, public defender's office, or private
law firm where at least 2/3 of your time was assigned to litigation-related activities)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERIENCE (May include work experience, law school clinics, special training, or
specialty (advanced) law school classes completed (not basic law school classes).)
Administrative Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Appellate Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Bankruptcy
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Consumer Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Environmental Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Food & Drug Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Government Contracts
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Health Care
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Immigration Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Information Technology/Information Security Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Patents, Trademark or Copyright Law or Procedures
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Tort Law/Personal Injury Law
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Experience as a corrections or law enforcement officer, or as an investigator or inspector general for
a public agency
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
OTHER EXPERIENCE
Full-time Certified Public Accountant
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Full-time employment as a paralegal
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Security Clearance: Secret
* (500 characters maximum)
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These activities are associated with college, graduate school, and law school. Select all that apply. If a text box
opens for a selected activity, enter relevant details as you would on a resume (e.g., name and type of award or
prize; name of team or employer; dates you engaged in the activity or received the award; title or position; duties
and responsibilities; etc.). Not all activities trigger a text box to open.
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
*
Other Education
Law School Dean's List
*
Law School Achievement
Award for Legal Writing
*
Bar Admission Status
Award for oral advocacy, first year moot court
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
Academic merit-based law school scholarship (based on law school grades) recipient
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
Award for highest law school grade in a class (e.g., Am Jur, book awards/prizes)
*
References
Prestigious Law School Academic Honors/Prizes
*
Essays
Prestigious Graduate School Scholarship/Fellowship
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Rhodes Scholar (Oxford University)
Demographics
Marshall Scholar (for post-graduate study in the U.K.)
*
Additional Information
Truman Scholar (post-graduate education award for career in government funded by the Harry S.
Truman Scholarship Foundation)
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Pref/Fellowship)
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Law school student bar association officer
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Order of the Coif
Phi Beta Kappa
Graduated college Summa Cum Laude or with highest honors
Graduated college Magna Cum Laude or with high honors
Graduated college Cum Laude or with honors
Graduated law school Summa Cum Laude or with highest honors
Graduated law school Magna Cum Laude or with high honors
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Part 1
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Instructions & Acknowledgements
Personal Information
Program Eligibility Questions
SUBMIT PART ONE
These activities are associated with college, graduate school, and law school. Select all that apply. If a text box
opens for a selected activity, enter relevant details as you would on a resume (e.g., name and type of award or
prize; name of team or employer; dates you engaged in the activity or received the award; title or position; duties
and responsibilities; etc.). Not all activities trigger a text box to open.
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
Law School Dean's List
* (500 characters maximum)
*
Other Education
*
Law School Achievement
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
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Award for Legal Writing
* (500 characters maximum)
*
References
*
Essays
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Demographics
*
Additional Information
Review Supporting Documents (Transcripts/Vet
Pref/Fellowship)
Spell Check
Award for oral advocacy, first year moot court
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Academic merit-based law school scholarship (based on law school grades) recipient
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Award for highest law school grade in a class (e.g., Am Jur, book awards/prizes)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Prestigious Law School Academic Honors/Prizes
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Prestigious Graduate School Scholarship/Fellowship
* (500 characters maximum)
Review and Print This Application
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Rhodes Scholar (Oxford University)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Marshall Scholar (for post-graduate study in the U.K.)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Truman Scholar (post-graduate education award for career in government funded by the Harry S.
Truman Scholarship Foundation)
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Law school student bar association officer
* (500 characters maximum)
Spell Check
Order of the Coif
Phi Beta Kappa
Graduated college Summa Cum Laude or with highest honors
Graduated college Magna Cum Laude or with high honors
Graduated college Cum Laude or with honors
Graduated law school Summa Cum Laude or with highest honors
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Significant or relevant experience may include work performed before, during, or after law school, non-legal work
performed for public or private employers, or military service. In the "Duties/Responsibilities" section, consider
describing the nature of the work performed, how your work product was used, or any skills or qualifications you
developed during your term of employment that may contribute to your success at the Department. You should be
mindful of the components you selected and the nature of their work as you complete this section.
Please enter employment history you wish the Department to consider.
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Part 2
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*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
Legal Education
To enter data manually, simply use the appropriate "add" link. We ask that you enter prior U.S. Department of Justice
experiences first, using its specific "add" link; then add other significant or relevant experience using the second
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*
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Honors Program and SLIP Law Clerk applicants who listed post-law school clerkships, fellowships, or graduate law
programs on the "Post-Law School Eligibility Preserving Activities" screen, in the "Program Eligibility Questions"
section, may copy their prior entries to this screen by selecting the red button below. HOWEVER, this screen
requires additional information:
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References
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Copy Post-Law School Eligibility Preserving Activities
In the "Responsibilities" section, we recommend that you provide information about how your work product was
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knowledge, or abilities you acquired during that term of employment will contribute to your success as an attorney.
*
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Bar Admission Status
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
*
Essays
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Languages
Demographics
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Additional Information
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Select "Add" to enter prior U.S. Department of Justice experience. Include all paid or unpaid experience.
Add each employment experience separately. This section is restricted to U.S. Department of Justice
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City
State / Country
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Other Experience
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performed for public or private employers, or military service. In the "Duties/Responsibilities" section, consider
describing the nature of the work performed, how your work product was used, or any skills or qualifications you
developed during your term of employment that may contribute to your success at the Department. You should be
mindful of the components you selected and the nature of their work as you complete this section.
Please enter employment history you wish the Department to consider.
Job Title: "add" link. We ask that you enter prior U.S. Department of Justice
To enter data manually, simply use the* appropriate
experiences first, using its specific "add" link; then add other significant or relevant experience using the second
* Component / Organization:
"add" link.
Other Component / Organization:
Honors Program and SLIP Law Clerk applicants who listed post-law school clerkships, fellowships, or graduate law
programs on the "Post-Law School Eligibility Preserving Activities" screen, in the "Program Eligibility Questions"
have received
a SLIP
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section, may copy their prior entries to thisI screen
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Legal Education
*
Other Education
*
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*
Bar Admission Status
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Honors & Awards
*
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Summer Law Intern Program (SLIP) (centrally-managed paid summer internships)
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Volunteer
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*
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To review previously listed post-law school activities, Honors Program applicants
should return to the "Program
U.S. Department
of Justice
Languages
Eligibility Questions" screen, then "Law School Graduate"
section. SLIP
Law paralegal
Clerk applicants
should return to the
Attorney
General's
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knowledge, or abilities you acquired during that term of employment will contribute to your success as an attorney.
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Experience
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* To Date
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(If flexible,of
details
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experience.
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X
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performed for public or private employers, or military service. In the "Duties/Responsibilities" section, consider
describing the nature of the work performed, how your work product was used, or any skills or qualifications you
developed during your term of employment that may contribute to your success at the Department. You should be
mindful of the components you selected and the nature of their work as you complete this section.
Please enter employment history you wish the Department to consider.
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Practice Area Interests
*
Components & Offices of Interest
*
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To enter data manually, simply use the appropriate "add" link. We ask that
youTitle:
enter prior U.S. Department of Justice
* Job
experiences first, using its specific "add" link; then add other significant or relevant experience using the second
"add" link.
* Employer:
*
Other Education
Honors Program and SLIP Law Clerk applicants who listed post-law school
clerkships, fellowships, or graduate law
* City:
programs on the "Post-Law School Eligibility Preserving Activities" screen, in the "Program Eligibility Questions"
section, may copy their prior entries to this screen by selecting the red button
HOWEVER, this screen
* Statebelow.
/ Country:
requires additional information:
* Payment:
If you copy your previous entries, you must then select the "Edit" button and enter the information needed
* Work Schedule:
to complete the additional required fields; then Save.
*
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
*
Law School Achievement
*
Bar Admission Status
*
Honors & Awards
*
Employment
*
References
*
Essays
*
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
* From Date:
MM/DD/YYYY
X
To review previously listed post-law school activities, Honors Program applicants
should return to the "Program
Languages
Eligibility Questions" screen, then "Law School Graduate" section. SLIP Law Clerk applicants should return to the
*
To
Date
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MM/DD/YYYY
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Supervisor Phone Number:
used, details about the nature of the work performed or the significance of your work product, or describe how skills,
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Program Eligibility Questions
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Provide information related to experience, accomplishments, activities, qualifications, training, special skills or
competencies, honors and awards, articles published, special circumstances, or other relevant information you
want hiring officials to consider.
(4000 characters maximum)
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
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Components & Offices of Interest
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Legal Education
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Other Education
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Law School Achievement
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Bar Admission Status
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Professional Accomplishments & Experience
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Honors & Awards
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Employment
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References
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Essays
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Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Demographics
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Pref/Fellowship)
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This section permits applicants to review previously attached documents or attach missing documents
prior to submission to ensure their application is complete.
Instructions & Acknowledgements
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Attach only the documents requested in this application, if they apply to you.
Part 2
Do NOT attach any documents not specifically requested. They will not be considered.
Permissible/mandatory attachments are:
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MANDATORY ATTACHMENT: IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO, ATTACH YOUR LAW
SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS HERE. FAILURE TO ATTACH A LEGIBLE TRANSCRIPT WILL RESULT
IN DISQUALIFICATION.
Transcripts may be official or unofficial but must be generated by the law school or downloaded
and attached as a pdf from a law school system. We do not accept applicant-created "grade
reports" or similar documents.
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Legal Education
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Other Education
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Bar Admission Status
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Professional Accomplishments & Experience
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Honors & Awards
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Employment
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References
Attach ONLY your J.D. transcripts. Do NOT attach other educational transcripts unless:
you are cross-enrolled in an educational program with a merged transcript (e.g., a joint-degree
program) or your undergraduate degree was conferred by the same educational institution and
the transcripts are not severable; or
you have a non-US law degree and attend/attended a U.S. graduate law program in order to
meet U.S. bar admission requirements (attach the LL.M. transcript).
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Ensure your attached transcript is not password protected.
Review and Print This Application
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OTHER REQUESTED ATTACHMENTS: (May not be applicable to all candidates)
Legal Fellowship Vacancy Announcements: (applies only to HP or SLIP-Law Clerk candidates
relying on a legal fellowship to support eligibility).
Legal Fellowship vacancy announcements were requested on the Program Eligibility Questions
screen, Post-Law School Eligibility Preserving Activities section, when the applicant selected
the "Add Fellowship" button. Applicants who exercised the option to list a website relating to the
qualifying Fellowship are not required to attach a vacancy announcement.
Veterans' Preference Eligibility Documents: (applies only to applicants claiming veterans'
preference eligibility).
Applicants were asked to attach a DD-214 or other recognized documentation of veterans'
preference eligibility or service-connected disability on the Military Service and Veterans'
Preference screen/Veterans' Preference Eligibility section.
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Please check the following areas of your application for accuracy.
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Part 2
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Errors:
1. Please complete the Components & Offices of Interest section.
2. Please complete the Legal Education section.
3. Please complete the Other Education section.
4. Please complete the Law School Achievement section.
5. Please complete the Bar Admission Status section.
6. Please complete the Professional Accomplishments & Experience section.
7. Please complete the Honors & Awards section.
8. Please complete the Employment section.
9. Please complete the References section.
10. Please complete the Essays section.
11. Please complete the Military Service & Veterans' Preference section.
12. Please complete the Additional Information section.
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Recommendations:
1. SLIP applicants seeking to intern prior to law school graduation should review the Law School Achievement
screen for accuracy.
2. If you applied to the SLIP and listed the Office of the Solicitor General or Office of Legal Counsel, be sure you
have accepted a judicial clerkship and entered the relevant information.
3. If you applied to the HP and listed a U.S. Attorney's Office, be sure you meet the bar admission requirements.
4. If you are a non-U.S. citizen, be sure the components you designated can hire non-citizens.
Reminders:
1. If you indicated that you were eligible for veterans' preference, please ensure you attach your DD 214 or other
documents that validate preference eligibility. If you indicated that you were a disabled preference eligible,
please ensure you attach SF-15 or other substantiating documents.
2. We recommend you review the dates relating to all law degrees and post-law school activities (if any) to ensure
they are accurate before submitting your application.
3. You will be disqualified from consideration if you fail to attach a legible law school transcript (official or
unofficial) in a format generated by the law school or downloaded and attached as a PDF file from a law school
system. An applicant-generated ''grade report'' or similar document is not acceptable.
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Please check the following areas of your application for accuracy.
Instructions & Acknowledgements
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Program Eligibility Questions
SUBMIT PART ONE
Certify and Submit
Part 2
Practice Area Interests
Components & Offices of Interest
Errors:
We have not detected any errors for your application.
Legal Education
Other Education
Recommendations:
1. SLIP applicants seeking to intern prior to law school graduation should review the Law School Achievement
screen for accuracy.
2. If you applied to the SLIP and listed the Office of the Solicitor General or Office of Legal Counsel, be sure you
have accepted a judicial clerkship and entered the relevant information.
3. If you applied to the HP and listed a U.S. Attorney's Office, be sure you meet the bar admission requirements.
4. If you are a non-U.S. citizen, be sure the components you designated can hire non-citizens.
Reminders:
1. If you indicated that you were eligible for veterans' preference, please ensure you attach your DD 214 or other
documents that validate preference eligibility. If you indicated that you were a disabled preference eligible,
please ensure you attach SF-15 or other substantiating documents.
2. We recommend you review the dates relating to all law degrees and post-law school activities (if any) to ensure
they are accurate before submitting your application.
3. You will be disqualified from consideration if you fail to attach a legible law school transcript (official or
unofficial) in a format generated by the law school or downloaded and attached as a PDF file from a law school
system. An applicant-generated ''grade report'' or similar document is not acceptable.
Bar Admission Status
Professional Accomplishments & Experience
Honors & Awards
Employment
References
Essays
Military Service & Veterans' Preference
Languages
Demographics
Additional Information
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Pref/Fellowship)
Review and Print This Application
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Application Certification
I have reviewed my application for accuracy and completeness.
* I consent to the Department of Justice notifying, consulting with, or disclosing information to
appropriate authoritites, including but not limited to institutions of higher education and bar associations,
regarding discrepancies or inconsistencies in my representations.
I understand that post-submission, I cannot modify information on my application, other than contact information,
unless I first withdraw my application; and that I must re-certify and re-submit it prior to the deadline.
I understand that post-deadline, I can modify only my contact information.
I understand that applications remain active until July of the year after submission unless I withdraw.
I understand that I may not be simultaneously considered for both the Attorney General's Honors Program (for
entry level attorney positions) and the Summer Law Intern Program. Post-deadline, Honors Program applicants who
accept a judicial clerkship may, for a limited period of time, transfer to the summer law intern program by logging in
and selecting the transfer link on the Application Status screen.
I am ready to certify that my application is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and submit it.
Submit and Certify
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