You must take the examination in a UBE jurisdiction to earn a portable UBE score. If the jurisdiction in which you tested had not adopted the UBE at the time you took the exam, you did not earn a UBE score, even if that jurisdiction administered the MEE, MPT, and MBE. You might be able to transfer your MBE score to a UBE jurisdiction and sit for only the MEE and MPT (and local component, if the jurisdiction requires) to seek admission in that jurisdiction, but you will not earn a portable UBE score if you do so.
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- Legacy UBE Jurisdiction Information
- Legacy UBE Scores
- Legacy UBE Score Services Fees
- If I took the bar examination in a jurisdiction that administers the MEE, MPT, and MBE, can I transfer my exam score to a UBE jurisdiction?
- If I take the bar examination in a non-UBE jurisdiction, can I transfer my MBE score to a UBE jurisdiction?
- How can I request UBE score services if I did not have an NCBE Account when I sat for the exam?
- How can I find out the requirements for admission by transferred UBE score?
- Can I take the MEE and MPT in a UBE jurisdiction and the MBE concurrently in a non-UBE jurisdiction?
- Can I Transfer My MBE Score to Non-UBE Jurisdictions?
- How do I Request UBE score services if you did not have an NCBE Account when I sat for the exam?
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