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Electronic
Registration FAQ Q. What forms of payment are accepted?
A. Attorney registration fees can be
paid online using: ACH (bank
checking account electronic transfer from Credit
card (VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express)
Firm
administrator payment on-line. ACH and credit cards are only accepted for payment of attorney
registration fees. Any other requests or fees can be paid by cash, check or
money order. Check or money orders are to be made payable to Clerk of the
Supreme Court. Q. Will foreign funds be accepted? A. Yes, only when paying by credit
card. Q. What is used to access my online account
with the A. Please
contact the attorney registration for a postcard to be sent to you detailing
this information. For security reasons this information will not be provided
over the phone or by email. Q. How does a firm pay online? A. It is
recommended that firms pay online by using the firm administrator option on the
online registration. When the firm administrator payment option is selected the
system will request a firm administrator's email address be entered.
Notification is then sent by email to the firm administrator of the pending
attorney(s) requesting payment. The number of attorneys a firm can pay depends
on the number of attorneys selecting the firm administrator payment option and
entering an administrator’s email address. Q. Where
can I get more information? A. You can view a recording of a
webinar presentation for the new online attorney registration. It is posted on
our website at www.coloradosupremecourt.us Q. Do attorneys inactive 65 and older have
to register? A. The
online registration is only intended for attorneys paying annual registration
fees. Attorney on inactive status and 65 years or older are not required to
file a registration or pay registration fees. If the attorney wants to become
active, they will need to contact our office for a status change. Q. Do I have to pay fees if I am on inactive status? A. Anyone
who is under 65 years of age is required to pay inactive fees and file an
annual registration. Q. I have not received my post card? A. Please contact our office to
request another be sent. Q. Will Mac users encounter problems? A. No,
the new application has been tested on several different Macintosh systems and
various other operating systems. No problems were encounter during the testing
of the Macintosh, Linux, Unix, systems or with any version of the Safari web
browser. Q. How will I know my payment has been
received? A. You will
receive an email confirmation of payment was receipt within 24 hours of making
your payment. Q. Can I pay by credit card with an
international address? A. Yes,
we will accept a valid credit card from any region. Q. Can I pay by electronic check drawn on a
non-US bank? A. No, due to
international banking restrictions electronic checks or ACH transactions can
only be drawn against U.S. Banks. Q. Am I required to carry malpractice
insurance? A. You are
not required to carry malpractice insurance. The malpractice compliance
question is just a disclosure statement. Q. How do I change my status? A. You
can change your status while registering online. If you are requesting a status
change after you paid your annual registration fees, contact our office at
(303) 866-6554 for requirements and fee adjustment. Q. Why did I get assessed a
penalty fee? A. Payment was received
after February 28th and/or March 31st deadlines. Q. Will my payment cover my
Colorado Bar Association dues? A. Q. How do I obtain a
certificate of Good Standing? A. To
receive a certificate of good standing by mail, send a written request detailing the attorney's name and registration number and
your check or money order in the amount of $10.00. Checks payable to: Clerk of
the Supreme Court. You
must include a self-addressed-stamped envelope. If necessary,
the certificate can be delivered overnight using Federal Express if you provide
the return envelope for express delivery and a completed air bill showing the
payment as your responsibility. Certificates of good standing can only be paid by cash, check or money
order. Checks or money orders are to be made payable to Clerk of the Supreme
Court. Q. How do I apply for Pro Bono status? A. You
must meet the requirements of Rule 223 and fill out the Application for
Certification of Pro Bono Counsel found on our website www.coloradosupremecourt.us Q. How do I change my address? A. Changes
can be made with your online registration or a written letter can be faxed,
mailed or emailed in. An address change form can be found on our website www.coloradosupremecourt.us
Q. How do I get a duplicate
bar card? A. If you need a
replacement card, please send $10.00 with a written request to our office. The replacement bar card fee can be paid by cash, check or money order.
Checks or money orders are to be made payable to Clerk of the Supreme Court. Q. How do I change my name? A. You
must send the following: letter requesting the change with your old name, new
name signature and registration number. Also include a copy of the court order
or marriage license (does not need to be certified). Can be mailed, emailed or
fax in to our office. Q. How do I get a new Wall
License? A. Send
a check or money order made payable to Clerk of the Supreme Court along with
your request. Please expect up to six months for delivery. |
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