ORDER

PHILIP R. LAMMENS, Magistrate Judge.

Before the Court is Defendant Juan Antonio Medina's notice of appearance (Doc. 127), which the Court construes as a motion requesting that non-resident attorney Jorge Luis Armeteros-Chervoni be allowed to proceed pro hac vice. Upon due consideration, the motion is due to be DENIED WITHOUT PREJUDICE as it is deficit in several respects. As a threshold matter, the motion lacks the certification required by Local Rule 3.01(g).1

Further, under Local Rule 2.02(a), when a non-resident attorney seeks special admission to practice in this district, counsel must (1) be a member in good standing of the bar of any District Court of the United States outside of Florida, and (2) the non-resident attorney must not appear in separate cases in Florida to such a degree as to constitute the maintenance of a regular practice here. Defendant's motion lacks both (1) a representation that attorney Armeteros-Chervoni is a member in good standing of the bar of a District Court that is not in Florida, and (2) a representation that attorney Armeteros-Chervoni does not maintain a regular practice in Florida.

Finally, under Local Rule 2.02(a), when a non-resident attorney seeks special admission to practice in this district, "a non-resident attorney shall file within fourteen (14) days a written designation and consent-to-act on the part of some member of the bar of this Court, resident in Florida, upon whom all notices and papers may be served and who will be responsible for the progress of the case, including the trial in default of the non-resident attorney." Here, although the motion lists Julio Gil de la Madrid as the designated local attorney, it appears that he is not a resident of Florida.

Accordingly, Defendant may file a new motion to proceed pro hac vice that corrects the deficiencies set forth above.

DONE and ORDERED.