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Internationally Trained Lawyers
If you have obtained a foreign law or civil law degree, you must have your degree evaluated by the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA). Once you have obtained your NCA Certificate of Qualification, you will follow the application process found on our Articling Process page.
For further information on the process of becoming a lawyer in Alberta, view our webinar.
We also have several articles related to internationally-trained lawyers for further reading: