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How to fill out the WI BE-101 online
The WI BE-101 form is essential for applicants seeking admission to the bar in Wisconsin, requiring character references to support their application. This guide provides a clear framework for users on how to complete the form online efficiently.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the WI BE-101 form.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
- Select the appropriate admission type by checking one of the following boxes: 'Diploma Privilege', 'Wisconsin Bar Examination', or 'Proof of Practice Elsewhere'. Ensure you select the correct option to avoid delays in processing your application.
- Enter your full name in the 'Applicant Name' line. This must exactly match the name provided in question #1(a) of the Applicant Questionnaire and Affidavit.
- In the 'Also Known As' line, include any other names you are known by, which should correspond with question #1(b) of the Applicant Questionnaire and Affidavit.
- Fill in the name of your character reference in the 'Reference Name' line.
- Provide the street address of your character reference in the 'Street Address' area, then fill in the 'City, State, Zip code' areas accurately.
- Do not enter any responses on the remainder of the form; it is to be filled out by the character reference.
- After completing the form, print it and send it along with additional instructions to each character reference, including a stamped envelope addressed to the Board of Bar Examiners to facilitate their return.
- Once the character reference completes the form, they should return it directly to the Board at the specified address. Note that facsimile or email submissions are not accepted.
Complete your documents online today to streamline your bar admission process.
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