The State Bar of California includes attorneys who have been educated abroad. Applicants don't have to provide proof of citizenship or residency, but if you are a foreign attorney, you may not take the Attorneys' Examination.If you do not have a qualifying foreign law degree, you are not eligible to take the California bar exam. In California, a foreign lawyer must complete an additional 20 credits of study in an LL.M. Program, including instruction in bar-tested subjects. There are some states which do allow foreign law graduates to sit for the bar exam, including New York, California, New Hampshire, Alabama, and Virginia. Learn more about which US states and territories allow foreign attorneys to waive into the bar and what their requirements are in this comprehensive guide. If you are a licensed lawyer in another jurisdiction, you are eligible to sit for CA bar exam even without having a LL.M degree. Currently, 34 states and one jurisdiction that allow foreign attorneys to sit for the bar exam if they have earned LL.M. degrees in the United States. If you are interested in applying for admission in Nevada, note that it does not utilize the UBE, but rather administers its own Nevada state bar exam. Most forms are available as PDF documents.