Rule 38 (b) of the Supreme Court of Arizona:

Scope of practice:

A.

A person licensed to practice as a foreign legal consultant under this rule may render legal services in this state subject, however, to the limitations that he or she shall not:

I. Appear for a person other than himself or herself as attorney in any court, or before any magistrate or other judicial officer, in this state other than upon admission pro hac vice pursuant to Rule 38(a);

II. Prepare any deed, mortgage, assignment, discharge, lease, or any other instrument affecting title to real estate located in the United States of America;

III. Prepare any will or trust instrument affecting the disposition on death of any property located in the United States of America and owned by a resident thereof;

IV. Prepare any instrument relating to the administration of a decedent's estate in the United States of America;

V. Prepare any instrument in respect to marital relations, rights or duties of a resident of the United States of America or the custody or care of the children of a resident;

VI. Render professional legal advice on the law of this state or of the United States of America (whether rendered incident to the preparation of legal instruments or otherwise), except on the basis of advice from a person duly qualified and entitled (otherwise than by virtue of having been licensed under this rule) to render professional legal advice in this state;

VII. In any way hold himself or herself out as a member of the state bar.

B.

A person registered as a foreign legal consultant under this rule shall at all times use the title "legal consultant", which shall be used in conjunction with the name of the foreign country of his or her admission to practice, and shall not carry on his or her practice under, or utilize in connection with such practice, any name, title or designation other than one or more of the following:

I. His or her own name;

II. The name of his or her law firm;

III. His or her authorized title in the foreign country of his or her admission to practice, which may be used in conjunction with the name of such country.