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2012 SPRING CKP EXAM WHEN: TO BE ANNOUNCED Click on the CKP Application link above to apply. QUESTIONS? Please e-mail the Kentucky Paralegal Association Certification Committee (KPACC) at kpa.kpacc@gmail.com |
WHY TAKE THE CKP EXAM? |
The purpose of the Kentucky Paralegal Association’s Certified Paralegal Program is to implement Kentucky Supreme Court Rule 3.700 for paralegals in Kentucky by establishing a procedure for paralegal certification, which will promote competence and high standards of professional responsibility, including the Kentucky Paralegal Association’s Paralegal Professional Standards of Conduct. This is accomplished by setting minimum training, work experience, and education requirements for eligibility to be a designated Certified Kentucky Paralegal. The ultimate purpose of this self-regulation program is to improve the quality of legal service in Kentucky and make it more readily available to the public. Certification of qualifications and commitment to high professional and ethical standards by paralegals will lead to appropriate recognition of the substantial and essential contribution paralegals make to the provision of legal services in Kentucky.
Eligibility to sit for the exam
The minimum education requirements for eligibility to take the CKP examination are:
Any person with a minimum of five (5) years of verifiable work experience as a paralegal will be given constructive credit for the education requirements. Intent to seek constructive credit must be submitted to the CKPP, Inc., on a form provided by the CKPP, Inc. by May 14, 2012, or such constructive credit will be waived by the applicant.
Please review the CKP Exam-What to Expect Brochure CKP EXAM WHAT TO EXPECT If you have additional questions after reviewing the brochure please e-mail the Kentucky Paralegal Association Certification Committee (KPACC) at kpa.kpacc@gmail.com
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