(a) Submitting an application for restoration using the forms provided by the Director, with a fee as established by the Inquiry Commission pursuant to SCR 3.140(4) and all applicable unpaid Bar Association dues; and

(b) Submitting with the application a certificate from the Office of Bar Counsel that the former member has no pending disciplinary matters; and

(c) Submitting with the application a certificate from the Director of Continuing Legal Education pursuant to SCR 3.685.

(d) Upon the filing of the foregoing items, the Office of Bar Counsel shall present the matter to the Board at its next meeting, or, if not contested, at any time by mail or electronic means. Within 30 days of its review of the complete application materials, the Board may restore the Applicant to membership or refer the matter to the Inquiry Commission for proceedings pursuant to SCR 3.502, et seq. If the matter is referred to the Inquiry Commission, the Applicant shall pay a fee as established by the Inquiry Commission pursuant to SCR 3.140(4) to the Kentucky Bar Association.

(a) Submitting an application for restoration using the forms provided by the Director, with a fee as established by the Inquiry Commission pursuant to SCR 3.140(4) and all applicable unpaid Bar Association dues; and

(b) Submitting with the application a certificate from the Office of Bar Counsel that the former member has no pending disciplinary matters; and

(c) Submitting with the application a certificate from the Director of Continuing Legal Education pursuant to SCR 3.685.

(d) Upon the filing of the foregoing items, the Director shall refer the application to the Inquiry Commission for proceedings pursuant to SCR 3.502, et seq. An additional fee as established by the Inquiry Commission pursuant to SCR 3.140(4) shall be paid to the Kentucky Bar Association.

(e) If, after review of the application pursuant to SCR 3.502, the Character and Fitness Committee recommends approval of the application after proceedings pursuant to SCR 3.502(6) and no appeal is taken to the Board of Governors, within 30 days the application shall be referred to the Disciplinary Clerk, who shall issue a notice of recommended approval to the Board of Bar Examiners of the Kentucky Office of Bar Admissions, for the administration of a written examination which includes the subject of professional ethics and 5 of the subjects listed in SCR 2.080(1). A general average score of 75% or higher shall be deemed a passing score. Any required fees shall be paid prior to taking the examination. As an alternative and upon referral from the Board of Governors, if the Applicant has practiced in a reciprocal jurisdiction after withdrawal pursuant to SCR 3.480 and meets all requirements of SCR 2.110, the Applicant may elect to have the Character and Fitness Committee consider an application for admission without examination. All fees required shall be paid prior to the processing of the application, instead of the fee referenced in subsection 3(d) of this rule. If the Applicant passes the examination or is approved for admission without examination, such fact shall be certified to the Court and to the Director, together with a recommendation for the Applicant's restoration to membership. Upon this certification, the Disciplinary Clerk shall transmit the record to the Court for its consideration of the application for restoration. If the Applicant fails the examination, the Board of Bar Examiners shall certify the fact of the failure to the Court and the Director. Upon that certification, the Disciplinary Clerk shall transmit the record to the Court for entry of an order denying restoration. The provisions of SCR 2.015, SCR 2.080, and SCR 2.110 shall apply where not inconsistent with these provisions.

(a) Request that the Board or the Court extend the term and impose additional condition(s); or

(b) Recommend to the Court revocation of the license to practice law.