Extract from the roll
An extract from the roll sets out a solicitor’s regulatory history from admission to the roll onwards. You may need an extract from the roll to support an application to qualify in another jurisdiction.
What you get
An extract from the roll sets out:
- your name
- your SRA number
- your admission date
- the years in which you held a practising certificate1
- whether you hold a current practising certificate (We may disclose any conditions on it.)
- whether you have findings and orders against you (We may include them.)
- your employment history as held on our records.
Notes
- If you held a practising certificate prior to 1993 we may not include the years in which you held a practising certificate before this date. To check the information we have on record, Contact us
Who can apply
- Solicitors admitted in England and Wales can apply for an extract from the roll. You do not need to be on the roll to be able to apply for an extract.
- We cannot accept applications for extracts from the roll from third parties.
Fee
There is no fee for an Extract from the roll.Before applying
The information in the extract is copied directly from our records. To check the information we have on record, contact us
Applying for yourself
Download our request form (PDF 1 page, 155KB)
We cannot accept requests for extracts from the roll from third parties.
The information in the extract is copied directly from our records. To check the information we have on record, contact us