The Idaho Pro HAC Vice Admission Form is a set of documents used to allow out-of-state attorneys to practice law in Idaho. It is a type of admission to the bar that allows attorneys to appear and practice in Idaho without obtaining full admission to the Idaho Bar Association. There are two main types of Idaho Pro HAC Vice Admission Forms: the Application for Pro HAC Vice Admission and the Motion for Pro HAC Vice Admission. The Application for Pro HAC Vice Admission requires an attorney to provide proof of admission in another jurisdiction, a statement of good standing, and a statement of the attorney's intention to abide by all Idaho Rules of Professional Conduct. The Motion for Pro HAC Vice Admission requires an attorney to submit a motion to the Idaho Supreme Court that specifically requests permission to practice in Idaho. Both forms must be signed by the attorney and the client before they can be submitted.