Nevada Licensure Details

• May 28-29, 2026 

• October 22-23, 2026 

• December 17-18, 2026 

The first FLE will be administered May 28-29, 2026. 

• Registration Open: January 19, 2026 

• Deadline: March 1, 2026 

• Accommodation Application Deadline: March 1, 2026 

• Testing Appointment Scheduling: Registration with Prometric for a testing appointment will open March 2, 2026. Applicants will receive notification from the State Bar with eligibility information required to schedule a testing appointment. 

• Attorney (includes applicants who have passed a bar exam): $325 

• Non-attorney: $150 

• Late Fee: $150 

• Type: Multiple-choice 

• Number of Questions: 100 

• Time: Approximately 4 hours 

• Subjects Covered: 

  • Real Property 

  • Contracts

  • Torts 

  • Federal Civil Procedure 

  • Evidence 

  • Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure 

  • Constitutional Law 

To be eligible to take the FLE, applicants must have earned at least 42 credits at an ABA accredited law school or been approved by the Functional Equivalency Committee. 

• Registration Open: January 19, 2026 

• Applications Accepted: Applications for admission for the Spring SPP will be accepted through April 1, 2026. 

• Journaling Enrollment: You will receive your link to enroll in Canvas to complete the journaling requirement after registration. 

• Certification and Journaling Submission Due: Certification of program completion and journaling entries must be submitted by May 1, 2026. 

The fee for the Supervised Practice Program is $350.

• Work under an approved supervising attorney or program. 

• Complete a self-directed learning project and journaling requirement. 

• Perform at least four tasks, including: 

• Interview or counsel a client (required). 

  • Discuss client needs. 

  • Prepare a strategic approach to achieve client goals. 

  • Conduct legal research. 

  • Draft correspondence. 

  • Prepare documents for filing. 

  • Negotiate, arbitrate, or mediate. 

  • Appear in court or before an administrative tribunal. 

• Clinical courses at ABA-accredited law schools that do not charge clients for their services. 

• Externships at governmental or nonprofit entities taken through ABA-accredited law schools. 

• Legal aid programs approved by the Nevada Supreme Court Access to Justice Commission. 

• Governmental offices in Nevada. 

• A member of the Nevada state bar who satisfies the requirements of Rule 49.3(5) and who is working on a pro bono case provided by an approved Access to Justice Commission legal aid office in the State of Nevada. 

• Session 1: A four (4) hour session for Nevada Performance Test 1 and 2. 

• Lunch break (1 hour 30 minutes) 

• Session 2: A two (2) hour session for Nevada Performance Test 3. 

Nevada Performance Tests 

• May include legal ethics. 

• Scenarios may include any legal subject. 

• Questions often integrate multiple subjects and require drafting, analysis, and strategic thinking.

• January 19, 2027 

• June 22, 2027 

Deadlines for registration and applications for testing accommodations will be shared by the Nevada State Bar later in 2026.

• Attorney (including applicants who have passed a bar exam): $500 

• Non-attorney: $265 

• Late Fee: $150 

To be eligible to take for the LPE, applicants must have earned their JD from an ABA accredited law school or its equivalent (as approved by the Functional Equivalency Committee) prior to the exam administration.