Hello,

There is no need to appear in AIBE. However transfer can happen only if the enrollment process is complete.

Regards

You can sign the vakaltnama on the basis of said sunad. There is absolutely no problem in the same

it is mandatory to pass the AIBE in order to practice law. 

any law graduate who does not have practical experience at the bar will spend their formative years working under a senior or within a structured system at a law firm. The advocate can continue with such assistance and learning, but will not be allowed to actually practice law themselves (file a vakalatnama, issue opinions etc.) till they clear the All India Bar Examination.

Yes based on provisional certificate you can sign vakalatnama and further the provisional is valid for 2 years within that period you will receive the original sanad.

You need to apply for transfer with the bar you are enrolled an application form is there for transfer and the fee need to be paid.

once you have beeen enrolled as lawyer you can sign vakalatnama 

2) wait for original certificate then apply for transfer to Karnataka bar council 

Everytime you change a state, you will transfer registration, the license can be used all over India. Unnecessary hassle you getting into. Be happy with what you have

Dear Sir,

You can sign the vakalath and start active practice in law. You can transfer your membership from AP Bar Council to Karnataka Bar Council. For further guidance you may please visit my office in person.

Dear transfer to Bar Council or another State will take place only when you will be receive your registration certificate not by provisional certificate and now if you have given a provisional certificate then sign Vakalatnama and argue matters before any court, best of luck.

Dear Sir,

Immediately you can apply for your transfer and get originals letter on.  In the meanwhile you can sign Vakalathnama as you are already on the rolls of advocates in AP.

Dear Advocate,

Any person whose name is entered on any State Roll may make an application to the Council for transfer. Application shall be accompanied by (i) a certified copy of the entry in the State Roll and certificate from the State Council stating that your certificate of enrollment has not been recalled, that the applicant is entitled to practise on the date of his application, that there are no disciplinary proceedings pending against the applicant and that it has no objection to the transfer being ordered.

It can be file anytime. No fee payable.

Best of luck,

Firstly you give an application to the Bar council of Karnataka to cancel your application for enrollment submitted to them earlier.

After that you can wait for the original enrollment certificate from Bar council of Andhra Pradesh and then decide whether to get transferred to Karnataka or to remain in the same state.