The Indiana Security Screening policy for Attorneys is a policy that applies to all attorneys who are seeking to practice in Indiana. The policy requires all attorneys to undergo a security screening in order to be eligible for admission to the Indiana bar. The security screening includes both a criminal background check and a credit check. The criminal background check will search state and national databases for any criminal convictions or charges. The credit check will verify the attorney's financial history. The Indiana Security Screening policy for Attorneys also requires all applicants to complete an Application for Security Screening form (PDF) in order to be considered for admission to the Indiana bar. The form includes questions regarding the applicant's criminal history, credit history, and character. Once the form is completed, the applicant must provide copies of documents as proof of identity and other required documents. The Indiana Security Screening policy for Attorneys also requires all applicants to submit fingerprints for a state and federal background check. Fingerprints may be submitted either electronically or via a traditional ink card. Once the fingerprints have been submitted, the results of the background check will be provided to the Indiana Supreme Court. The Indiana Security Screening policy for Attorneys also requires all applicants to complete a Character and Fitness Questionnaire. The questionnaire will assess the applicant's character, moral qualities, and any potential conflicts of interest. The results of the questionnaire will be reviewed by the Indiana Supreme Court before an attorney is admitted to the Indiana bar. Finally, the Indiana Security Screening policy for Attorneys also requires all applicants to sign a Confidentiality Agreement. The agreement outlines the attorney's obligations to maintain the confidentiality of information obtained during the security screening process.