Puerto Rico specifics: Spanish-language reválida; no MBE/UBE; MPRE not required.
Puerto Rico runs its own bar exam and is not currently on the NextGen adoption list. The details below explain what you would take instead.
Adoption status sourced from NCBE’s decisions-by-jurisdiction page. Registration windows, fees, and character & fitness requirements are set by the Puerto Rico board of bar examiners — always confirm deadlines with them directly.
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Puerto Rico FAQs
Puerto Rico has not announced a NextGen adoption date. Spanish-language reválida; no MBE/UBE; MPRE not required
Not announced yet. NCBE recommends jurisdictions set passing between 610 and 620 on the 500–750 scale, so treat 615 as a planning midpoint until Puerto Rico publishes its score.
No — Puerto Rico does not require the MPRE. Context: Spanish-language reválida; no MBE/UBE; MPRE not required.
Spanish-language reválida; no MBE/UBE; MPRE not required.
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