Law Society of British Columbia |
Numeric: number of characters varies |
703492 |
Students assigned a number when called to Bar, which stays with them |
Law Society of Alberta |
Numeric: maximum 6 digits, sequential as admitted |
13456 |
Students assigned a number when called to Bar, which stays with them |
Law Society of Saskatchewan |
Alphanumeric: “B” (for Barrister) and sequential number |
B-1000 |
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Law Society of Manitoba |
Numeric: Year of call followed by 3 digits |
1999123 |
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Law Society of Upper Canada |
Alphanumeric: 5 numbers and 1 letter |
00001-F |
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Barreau du Québec |
Numeric: 7 numbers |
1234567 |
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Law Society of New Brunswick |
Numeric: consecutive as admitted |
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Does not typically use member numbers, instead uses last name |
Nova Scotia Barristers' Society |
Numeric: year of call to the Bar + 4 sequential numbers, assigned randomly |
1999-0005 |
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Law Society of Prince Edward Island |
Numeric: same as admission date, yy-mm-dd |
92-04-14 |
If 2 people admitted on same day (albeit rare) either a “1” or “2” will follow date |
Law Society of Newfoundland |
Numeric: consecutive as admitted |
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Law Society of Yukon |
Numeric: consecutive “roll numbers” starting at 1 |
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No membership number, rather “roll numbers” |
Law Society of the Northwest Territories |
Numeric: consecutive as admitted |
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Law Society of Nunavut |
Numeric: year admitted and 3-digit roll number, consecutive as admitted |
1999001 |
No longer uses phone number |