Reciprocal Jurisdictions
Alabama considers the following as reciprocal jurisdictions for the purpose of bar admission:
| Alaska | Massachusetts | Oregon |
| Colorado | Michigan | Pennsylvania |
| Connecticut | Minnesota | Tennessee |
| District of Columbia | Mississippi | Texas |
| Georgia | Missouri | Utah |
| Illinois | Nebraska | Virginia |
| Indiana | New Hampshire | Washington |
| Iowa | New Mexico | Wisconsin |
| Kansas | North Dakota | Wyoming |
| Kentucky | Ohio | |
| Maine | Oklahoma | |
If an applicant seeking admission without examination is admitted to practice law in a state not listed above, the applicant must submit a complete Certificate of Jurisdictional Reciprocity with his or her application.
Attorneys licensed in Alabama who wish to seek admission without examination in another jurisdiction should contact that jurisdiction for admission and eligibility requirements.