A corporation, partnership, association, or other legal entity, including its subsidiaries and organizational affiliates, that employs at least 10 employees full-time in California, or employs in California an attorney who is an active member in good standing of the California bar.

An attorney licensed to practice law in one or more U.S. jurisdictions other than California who is providing litigation services in California as part of legal proceedings pending or anticipated either in California or another jurisdiction. See General Information FAQs for additional information.

No. (Rule 9.47 & 9.48)

You may practice as a registered legal services attorney for no more than a total of three years.

Governmental entities and entities that provide legal services to others do not qualify.

An entity that is either a California nonprofit corporation or a project of an accredited law school and that provides free legal services to indigent persons as its primary purpose and function. See Rule 9.45 for details.

Yes. When providing legal services pursuant to rule 9.45, you must use the title "Registered Legal Services Attorney." That title may not be used in connection with any other activities, and you may not in any way hold yourself out as a licensed attorney of the State Bar of California.

Yes. You must renew your registration annually by filing the appropriate form and fees.

Yes

No, that fact alone is not a ground for denial.