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Can you apply to an SQE 2 Exemption if you are Abogado working in the Uruguay Jurisdiction?

Find below the SRA instructions on how to apply for an SQE2 Exemption.

You can apply for an individual SQE2 exemption.

Foreign-qualified Abogado from Uruguay who aim to practice in England and Wales might find the complexities of the SQE exam process overwhelming. With your distinctive qualifications and experience acquired in different legal jurisdictions, you can be eligible to apply for an SQE2 Exemption making your SQE journey easier,. We have build this page so you can easily understand if Uruguay Jurisdiction has an agreed SQE2 exemption making your SQE 2 Exemption application even easier.


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How can I apply for SQE 2 Exemption?

How to Qualify as a Solicitor in England and Wales?

The Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) is a comprehensive assessment required for all aspiring solicitors in England and Wales.

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Obtain a degree in any subject, or possess a qualification or experience equivalent to a degree, such as a solicitor apprenticeship which combines on-the-job experience and training.

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Fulfill two years of full-time (or equivalent) Qualifying Work Experience (QWE).

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Successfully pass both assessments of the SQE:
SQE1: MCQs Format - Focuses on practical legal knowledge.
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How can I apply for SQE2 Exemption?

To gain an SQE2 exemption, you must show that you have the skills and legal knowledge assessed and applied to the same standard as candidates taking the SQE2.

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SQE2 Exemption for Abogado from Uruguay:

The SRA is clear for your jurisdiction, just remember this:

You can apply for an individual SQE2 exemption.

Apply for an SQE agreed exemption
Apply for an individual SQE assessment exemption

How to do it?

To do this, you will need to provide evidence of your professional qualification, eg an admission certificate or a certificate of good standing.

Your professional qualification does not have property practice rights so you will need to complete section 8 of the application. You will need to provide specific examples from your professional experience of tasks and activities that show how you have achieved each of the skills and support the example with redacted samples of work, that are corroborated by detailed references from supervisors.

You will need to provide a reference showing you have at least two years' legal work experience post-qualification as a Uruguayan abogado.

We will also need proof of your referee(s) professional qualification, eg an admission certificate or a certificate of good standing.

Apply for an SQE agreed exemption
Apply for an individual SQE assessment exemption
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→ What to do before applying your SQE 2 Exemption?

When you intent to apply for an SQE2 Exemption the first step is of course to create your mySRA and then ensure your legal qualifications and jurisdictions are updated in mySRA under 'My profile'.

You cannot apply for the agreed exemption until this is done. Note that you must already be admitted; you cannot set a future admission date.
Check list before applying to the SQE2 Exemption
Create your mySRA account
Add your legal qualifications and jurisdictions in mySRA

How much cost the SQE2 Exemption Application?

For Abogado working in Uruguay jurisdiction, the application fee for an SQE2 Exemption is £265 (unless you are a UK lawyer applying for an agreed exemption, for which there is no fee).

£265
SQE2 Exemption Application Fee
180 Days
The SRA will let you know their decision within 180 days. You cannot re-apply for exemptions during this time.

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