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Anyone with a Law Degree obtained in England and Wales can usually progress straight to the Level 6 Diploma.
Any legal qualification awarded more than 6 years ago on the date a licence application is submitted is considered aged and cannot be used to make a licence application. Candidates are advised to calculate the age of their Qualifications at their proposed licence application date, at the point of applying for exemptions.
This policy applies to legal qualifications being used to obtain exemption to a Level 6 Diploma.
Candidates with aged LPC, CLC, or CILEX or other Level 6 or above professional qualifications must pass the Level 6 Diploma (Conveyancing or Probate) without exemption to any unit.
This is to evidence that your academic knowledge is at the current CLC minimum for a first qualifying licence application.
For more information please refer to the Exemptions Guidance below.
UKCPQ no longer provides an advisory service for regulated professions on behalf of the UK Government, following the end of the contract on 31st December 2023. Professionals are now directed to the Regulated Professions Register (RPR) to verify the CLCs requirements for Lawyers and trainees with legal qualifications obtained outside of England and Wales.