(a) Each applicant for admission to the bar of this Court shall file with the Clerk a written petition, on
the form provided by the Clerk, setting forth his residence and office address, and the other courts to
which he has been admitted to practice. The petition shall be signed by two members in good
standing of the bar of this Court who recommend his admission.
(b) The Clerk shall furnish each petitioner with a set of instructions on the procedure for admission in
the particular division of the Court where the petition is filed. A petition in the proper form will be
presented to a judge of this Court. The petitioner will make suitable arrangements thereafter with the
Clerk for his appearance and admission in open court or in chambers in accordance with the Court's
instructions.
(c) When a petition is called, one of the members of the bar of this Court shall move the admission of
the petitioner. When admitted, the petitioner shall take an oath in the following form:
I do solemnly swear or affirm that I will support the Constitution of the United States; that I
will bear true faith and allegiance to the government of the United States; that I will maintain
the respect due to the courts of justice and judicial offices; that I will well and faithfully
discharge my duties as an attorney and officer of this Court; and that I will demean myself
uprightly and according to the law and the recognized standards of ethics of the legal
profession. So help me God.
(d) The petitioner, after taking the foregoing oath, will then sign the roll of attorneys in the division
where admitted and will pay to the Clerk the prescribed enrollment fee.
