How Long Do I Have to Transfer a UBE Score?

A common misconception of the UBE is that, once you pass it, you can transfer a UBE score to a new jurisdiction at any time. However, this is untrue!

Depending on the state you want to transfer your score to, you may have as little as two years to transfer your score! You also may have to pass a state-specific exam to be admitted to the bar.

Below, we break down exactly how long you have to transfer a UBE score in each state that accepts the UBE. We also note if there are any other special considerations to be aware of!

Updated 11/14/24, check the NCBE for the most up-to-date information on score transfer timelines and state-specific components.

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How Hard Is The New York Bar Exam? 6 Things To Consider

Take it from someone who took the New York bar exam and passed on their very first try: the New York bar exam is difficult but manageable. It is important to note that how hard the New York bar exam actually is, is based on a number of somewhat unexpected factors. It certainly is possible to pass, whether that may be on your first or even your fourth try. Read on to find out how hard the New York bar is.

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