1. SUBMISSION AND APPROVAL. All applications for membership shall be in writing, upon forms prescribed by the Board of Governors, submitted to the principal office of the Association and shall be accompanied by the tender of such dues as are prescribed for the applicant's category. Proof of eligibility shall be furnished by an applicant upon request by the Board of Governors. Approval of the application shall be by majority vote of the Board of Governors. If rejected for membership by the Board of Governors, the applicant may submit an application to the House of Delegates at its next meeting.

2. RESIDENT MEMBERSHIP. An attorney who is on the roll of attorneys admitted to the practice of law by the Supreme Court of Indiana shall be eligible for Resident Membership. A Resident Member in good standing shall have voting privileges, and shall be eligible to hold any elective or appointive Association office.

3. NON-RESIDENT MEMBERSHIP. An attorney who is duly qualified to practice law in any country, state, territory, district or possession, including the state of Indiana, and who neither resides nor practices law in Indiana, shall be eligible for Non-Resident Membership. A Non-Resident Member shall be ineligible to hold any office in the Association.

4. RESIDENT ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. An attorney who is a resident of Indiana and who is duly qualified to practice law in any country, state, territory, district or possession other than the state of Indiana, shall be eligible for Resident Associate Membership. A Resident Associate Member shall be ineligible to hold office in the Association but shall be entitled to serve as a full voting member, including service as chair of any committee to which duly appointed and any Section duly joined.

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