Washington Pro HAC Vice Order is a legal mechanism that allows attorneys who are not licensed to practice law in the state of Washington to appear in court and represent a client in a particular case. This type of order is often granted to attorneys from other states or countries who have been retained to represent a client in a matter that requires to be specialized legal expertise or experience. Washington Pro HAC Vice Order is typically granted by a state court judge when a motion is made by the attorney to appear pro HAC vice. The motion must include an affidavit of good moral character and a statement of the reasons for the out-of-state attorney's involvement in the case. Types of Washington Pro HAC Vice Order include: Admission Pro HAC Vice, Limited Admission Pro HAC Vice, and Temporary Admission Pro HAC Vice.