SQE Exemptions
SQE2 Exemption Support Includes
Guidance on Drafting Referee Letters
We provide expert advice on how to draft a compelling referee letter and ensure you include all necessary details and documents for submission.
Referee Letter Review
Before sending the letter to your referee for signature, we review your draft to ensure it meets the SRA’s standards and requirements.
Post-Submission Support
We assist with any follow-up questions from the SRA, offering guidance to help you respond confidently and accurately after submitting your application.
Atullya Srivastava, SRA-regulated Solicitor (verify here), has personally obtained an SQE exemption and has successfully guided numerous aspiring solicitors in securing their own exemptions.
What Happens After Your Purchase
Within 24 hours of your purchase (on a business day), you will receive an email with suggested times for a consultation call to be scheduled within the next 24 hours. You also have the flexibility to propose your own preferred time and date for the call.
SQE1 Exemption Support
To qualify for an exemption, you must demonstrate that:
Your qualifications and/or experience cover the legal areas assessed in SQE1 FLK1 and/or FLK2.
The law you’re qualified in or have practised is not significantly different from the law of England and Wales in these areas.
Exemptions from SQE1 are rarely granted due to the high level of knowledge and experience required. Our service fee is £5,000, and we will assist only after confirming that the candidate meets the necessary threshold. Please book a one-hour consultation to discuss further.
Common hurdles candidates face when applying for an SQE2 exemption
Complex Eligibility Criteria: Understanding the specific requirements for eligibility can be confusing, as the criteria often vary depending on qualifications, experience, and jurisdiction.
Uncertainty About Required Documents: Identifying and gathering the correct supporting documents, such as work references, certificates, or transcripts, can be challenging and time-consuming.
Presenting Experience Effectively: Candidates often struggle to present their legal experience in a way that aligns with the SQE competencies required for exemption.
Lengthy Application Process: The exemption application process can be lengthy and may involve multiple rounds of clarification, further extending the timeline.
Potential for Application Rejection: Due to incomplete documentation or insufficiently detailed evidence, applications may be rejected, requiring appeals or re-application, leading to further delays.
Lack of Clear Guidance: Many candidates face difficulties finding clear, reliable guidance on the steps needed for a successful exemption application.
How Enlyt's SQE2 Exemption Guidance simplifies your exemption process
Clarity on Eligibility: No more confusion over complex criteria. Enlyt provides a clear assessment of your qualifications and experience, so you know exactly where you stand from the start.
Streamlined Documentation: You won’t have to worry about what documents to submit. We guide you through gathering the necessary paperwork, ensuring it’s complete and correctly presented.
Effective Presentation of Experience: With our expertise, your legal experience will be aligned with the SRA’s competencies, increasing the likelihood of your exemption being granted.
Reduced Risk of Rejection: Our expert guidance helps ensure your application is solid, minimising the chances of rejection and the need for time-consuming appeals.
Access to Expert Advice: With Enlyt, you’ll have personalised support from professionals who know the process inside out, giving you confidence throughout your exemption journey.
By using Enlyt’s service, the entire exemption process becomes smoother, faster, and much less stressful, allowing you to focus on your legal career ambitions.
There is a lot of free information available to support you in your preparation for the SQE exam
Evidence Required for SQE2 Exemption Applications
Are you a foreign-qualified lawyer aiming to qualify as a solicitor in England and Wales? If you possess significant legal experience, you may be eligible for an exemption from the
Navigating SQE1 Exemptions: A Comprehensive Guide for International Lawyers
For international lawyers seeking to qualify as a solicitor in England and Wales, the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) is a pivotal step. However, if you possess substantial legal qualifications or
How to Apply for an SQE2 Exemption: A Guide for Qualified Lawyers
Are you a qualified lawyer seeking an exemption from the SQE2 assessment? If you can prove that your skills meet the same standard as the SQE2, you may be eligible