Follow the steps to complete the CT JD-CL-141 form with ease.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the CT JD-CL-141 form and open it in the form editor.
2. Begin by entering the address of the court where the case is being heard. This information ensures the form is directed to the appropriate judicial district.
3. Specify the name of the case as well as the docket number. This data helps to identify the specific proceedings for which permission is sought.
4. In the section that indicates the undersigned attorney's details, provide your name, law office address, and affirm you are a member in good standing of the Connecticut bar.
5. Next, fill in the details of the Out-of-State Attorney Applicant, including their name and law office, to establish their credentials.
6. Mention the bar(s) with which the Out-of-State Attorney Applicant is a member in good standing, underscoring their qualifications to practice.
7. In the section for good cause, articulate the reasons why the Out-of-State Attorney should be allowed to represent the client in this case, highlighting any relevant experience or connections.
8. Confirm your commitment by marking the responsibilities outlined for the Connecticut attorney, ensuring that you will be present at all required proceedings and sign all necessary documents.
9. Complete the certification section by providing the date you will send copies of this document to all parties involved in the case. Include a list of the names and addresses of these individuals.
10. Finally, sign the form as the filer and type your full name, telephone number, and mailing address to complete the submission.
11. Once all sections are filled out correctly, take the option to save your changes, download, print, or share the completed CT JD-CL-141 form for filing.

Complete your CT JD-CL-141 form online today and ensure a smooth pro hac vice application process.