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Remember taking the American Bar? The masses of information to memorize, the anxiety… Well, the QLTT is nothing like it. It’s a transfer test which assumes you already have knowledge of the basic core subjects. No need to memorize the rule against perpetuity, no IRAC. It's more like writing a brief or supporting memorandum. When you pass your exams, you will be eligible to sign on to the Rolls of Solicitors and enjoy all the rights conferred upon a Solicitor of England & Wales .
Lawyers holding a primary professional qualification from the United States are required to pass tests in the following subjects (“Heads”):
Head I - Property
Three-hour written examination
- Conveyancing
- Wills & Trust
Head II - Civil Litigation
Three-hour written examination
- Part A: Criminal Procedure (15 marks)
- Part B: Civil Litigation (85 marks)
Head III - Professional Conduct & Accounts
Three-hour exam - Multiple Choice Format (results available in one week)
- Part A: Accounts
- Part B: Professional Conduct, Financial Services & Money Laundering
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