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Legal Profession Admission Board
Assessment of qualifications and PLT forms
Important
Before posting your finalised application and documents, please send a scanned copy of all documents to lpab@justice.nsw.gov.au.
- Form A1 (PDF, 438.6 KB): Application for assessment of academic qualifications – overseas qualifications - Original documents and fee required.
- Form A2 (PDF, 417.7 KB): Application for assessment of academic qualifications – final or prospective assessment of studies other than studies with the Board.
- Form A3 (PDF, 447.9 KB): Application for assessment of academic qualifications – incomplete or unaccredited qualifications, or qualifications completed more than five years ago.
- Form P1 (PDF, 441.9 KB): Application for assessment of practical legal training qualifications – overseas qualifications services or courts administration.
- Form P2 (PDF, 434.3 KB): Application for assessment of practical legal training qualifications – NSW government.
- Form P3 (PDF, 439.5 KB): Application for assessment of practical legal training qualifications - incomplete or unaccredited qualifications, or Australian qualifications completed more than five years ago.
- Form R1 (PDF, 584.0 KB): Application for review of decision of the Academic Exemptions Sub Committee. Original documents and fee required.
- Form R2 (PDF, 572.5 KB): Application for review of decision of the Practical Training Exemptions Sub Committee. Original documents and fee required.
- Form - Application for extension of period of validity (PDF, 439.4 KB): Academic or PLT direction or exemption.
- 'What to expect when seeking academic exemptions' (DOCX, 107.3 KB): This document contains references to qualifications and subject names that have been replaced. These references will be updated but the document remains in its present form as the general principles.
Last updated:
15 Jul 2024
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