Judge Glenn A. Grant, acting administrative director of the New Jersey Courts, offered a final reminder Wednesday to attorneys that they must register with the state judiciary by July 22 in order to avoid ineligible status and late fees.

Attorneys were alerted in a previous notice from Grant on June 13 that those who do not complete the annual registration and payment process before the July 22 deadline will be declared ineligible to practice law in New Jersey by the Supreme Court, and will be included on a list of ineligible attorneys that will be published on that date. He encouraged filing electronically—including creating a now required P-Synch profile—to expedite the process, and said new security features have made it safer than ever.