LLLT Exam Results
Applicants must provide additional documentation and must complete all of the new admittee requirements prior to admission.
Applicants are not permitted to practice as an LLLT until the Court signs the admission order and the applicant receives a license number.
Applicants who have passed the Washington LLLT Exam must complete the admissions process by July 31, 2022.
Limited License Legal Technician Pass List — July 2021 Exam
Congratulations to the following successful applicants:
First Name, Last Name, A-Z
| Chellie Mae Anderson | Dawn Michelle Nelson |
| Erin Elyse Bersch | Shemika Denee' Phillips |
| Qingci Cai | Melanie Jane Poe |
| Anna Marie Casey | Charity D Rotinski |
| Elissa Ann Dunsmore | Louise Salem |
| Justin Ronald Hawthorne | Olivia Steffanie Schroder |
| Burke Thorne Hovde | Martha L Siegert |
| Melinda L Jackson | Heather Elizabeth Sims |
| Amy T Malone | Jaymi D Trimble |
| Thomi Leigh Manker | Mark Von Weber |
| Veaney Martinez Flores | Kristina Malanee Ward |
| Shayla R. Maxey | Heather Warren |
| Andren M Moyer | Ranae Michael York |
Note: this list shows only applicants who have successfully passed both the Practice Area Exam and the Professional Responsibility Exam.
Exam Statistics
Exam Date | Number of Applicants | Number Passed | Percent Passed |
| July 2021 | 38 | 26 | 68% |
| February 2021 | 17 | 8 | 47% |
February 2020 | 10 | 4 | 40% |
July 2019 | 4 | 1 | 25% |
February 2019 | 9 | 4 | 44% |
July 2018 | 5 | 1 | 20% |
Please Note : All applicants are subject to a character and fitness review prior to being admitted to practice law in Washington. Factors considered by Admissions staff and Bar Counsel when determining whether an applicant should be referred to the Character and Fitness Board are set forth in Washington Supreme Court Admission and Practice Rules (APR) 20-24.2(a).
Any discrepancy or conflict between the information provided here and the rules and regulations set by the Washington Supreme Court, or the Bylaws and policies of the Washington State Bar Association, is unintentional and will be resolved in favor of strict compliance with the rules, regulations, Bylaws and policies.
