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The document is an application form for reinstatement to practice law in Connecticut, specifically for attorneys who have been suspended, disbarred, or resigned. It outlines the requirements and sections that must be completed, including biographical information, compliance with disciplinary conditions, residence history, licensing status, employment history, civil and criminal proceedings, current fitness to practice law, volunteer work, references, and a personal statement. The form emphasizes the need for thoroughness and accuracy in providing information to ensure eligibility for reinstatement.

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Begin by filling out Section 1, Biographical Information. Enter your full name, current address, telephone number, and email address. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
Move to Section 2, Mandatory Requirements. Check off compliance with each requirement and attach necessary proof. If you select 'N/A', ensure you provide a court order if exempted.
In Section 3, Residence History, list all residences since your suspension or disbarment chronologically. Include dates and addresses for each location.
Continue through Sections 4 to 10, providing detailed information about your licensing status, employment history, civil proceedings, and references as required.
Finally, complete Section 12 by signing under oath using blue ink. Ensure all information is accurate before submitting.

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