The Virginia Application to Qualify as a Foreign Attorney Under Local Bankruptcy Rule 2090-1(E)(2) is an application form available to foreign attorneys who wish to practice law in the state of Virginia. This application is necessary for foreign attorneys who wish to represent a party in an action before the United States Bankruptcy Court in the Eastern District of Virginia. The Virginia Application to Qualify as a Foreign Attorney Under Local Bankruptcy Rule 2090-1(E)(2) consists of three parts: 1. Part A — Application for Admission: This part of the application requires the applicant to provide information about their professional background, including their legal qualifications and any disciplinary action taken against them. 2. Part B — Certification of Compliance: This part of the application requires the applicant to certify that they have read, understood, and agree to abide by all local Bankruptcy Rules governing the practice of law in the Eastern District of Virginia. 3. Part C — Financial Disclosure: This part of the application requires the applicant to disclose any financial information, such as payments received, fees paid, or investments made, that might be relevant to their practice of law in the Eastern District of Virginia. Once submitted, the application will be reviewed by the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court and the Local Bankruptcy Rules Committee. If approved, the applicant will be admitted to practice law in the Eastern District of Virginia.