For general information about your state's MCLE requirements, refer to the list below. MCLE requirements will vary by state, and a direct link to the MCLE website for your state has been provided. Self-Apply and Self-Reporting states are marked with an asterisk (*). Unless otherwise noted, all states are 60 minutes. ALABAMA Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.alabar.org/cle/. ALASKA Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://alaskabar.org/cle-mcle/. ARIZONA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements (refer to Rule 45, Ariz.R.S.Ct.). For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, https://www.azbar.org/CLE. ARKANSAS Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.arcourts.gov/administration/professional-programs/cle. CALIFORNIA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. California State Bar Association members (except those on voluntary inactive status) report MCLE compliance by submitting a statement of compliance to the State Bar online. Prior to the end of the reporting period, the State Bar sends compliance cards to those who must comply that year. Attorneys must retain their certificates of attendance for participatory credit activities. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: http://www.calbar.ca.gov/Attorneys/MCLE-CLE. COLORADO (50-minutes) * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. Colorado lawyers must complete an online affidavit form via the Supreme Court's lawyer reporting site. and enter the course approval code found on attorney certificates of completion. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://coloradosupremecourt.com/Current%20Lawyers/Cle.asp. CONNECTICUT * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://jud.ct.gov/mcle/. DELAWARE Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://courts.delaware.gov/cle/. FLORIDA (50-minutes) * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. Florida Attorneys must report completed courses online using the reference number /approval code received at the completion of the course. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.floridabar.org/member/cle/general-cle-info-and-requirements/. GEORGIA Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.gabar.org/membership/cle/cle_information.cfm. HAWAII * The DSO TRAINING DIVISION is an approved provider and as such does not need pre-approval for its legal education activities. Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://hsba.org/HSBA_2020/Events_Programs/MCLE/Mandatory_Continuing_Legal_Education.aspx. IDAHO * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. There is no fee to self-apply. Idaho attorneys may individually apply for course approval by submitting the Application for CLE credit to the Idaho State Bar with the required attachments such as the agenda and uniform certificate attendance. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://isb.idaho.gov/licensing-mcle/. ILLINOIS * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. Course provider keeps attendance record for at least three years after course ends. Illinois attendance total is reported to the Board. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.mcleboard.org/files/AttorneyListPage.aspx. INDIANA Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.in.gov/courts/ace/lawyer-education/. IOWA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.iacourtcommissions.org/. KANSAS (50-minutes) Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney if the program is held within the state of Kansas or is a webinar (live or prerecorded) or teleconference. Please allow 30 days for this to be reflected on your MyKSCLE account. Self-reporting state: If the program was attended outside the state of Kansas, attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements within 30 days of the program. (Refer to Rule 806, CLERules_7-2021.pdf (kscle.org)) For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.kscle.org/rules-guidelines. KENTUCKY * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.kybar.org/page/CLE. LOUISIANA Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.lsba.org/mcle/. MAINE * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements within 60 days of completion. There is a fee to self-apply of $25. For non-residents who are licensed and practicing in states with mandatory CLE requirements (like New Hampshire) you can self-certify your compliance with CLE requirements. For those in states without mandatory CLE (like Massachusetts and D.C.) you will need to demonstrate compliance with Maine CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.mebaroverseers.org/attorney_services/continuing_education/continuing_education.html. MINNESOTA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements each reporting period through an affidavit or online reporting. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.cle.mn.gov/lawyers/cle-compliance-2/. MISSISSIPPI * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://courts.ms.gov/cle_bccr/clegeneralinfo.php. MISSOURI (50-minutes) * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements each reporting period through the Attorney's Annual Report of Compliance. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://mobar.org/mcle/. MONTANA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements each reporting period through the affidavit mailed to them by the Montana Bar Association. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.mtcle.org/lawyer/law_rules.asp. NEBRASKA Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/attorneys/mandatory-continuing-legal-education-mcle. NEW HAMPSHIRE * NHMCLE Board no longer pre-approves courses nor course providers for NHMCLE credit. Self-apply/reporting state: New Hampshire attendees must self-determine whether a program is eligible for credit, and self-report their attendance online. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.nhbar.org/nhmcle/art/. NEW JERSEY (50-minutes) * Self-reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. Attorneys certify compliance when required and on forms provided by the New Jersey board. New Jersey attorneys are not required to report individual course attendance as each course is completed but must retain their certificates of attendance for at least 3 years and must produce them if audited. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.njcourts.gov/attorneys/cle. NEW MEXICO Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. There is a non-refundable filing fee of $1.00 per credit hour that must be paid by attorneys wishing to obtain credit from the New Mexico MCLE Board. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.sbnm.org/Licensing-Regulatory/Minimum-Continuing-Legal-Education. NEW YORK (50-minutes) * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. New York attorneys who attend out-of-state courses that have been accredited by a New York approved jurisdiction may apply those credits towards their New York continuing legal education requirement. There is no fee to self-apply. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: http://ww2.nycourts.gov/attorneys/cle/index.shtml. NEVADA Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit https://nvbar.org/. NORTH CAROLINA Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. There is $3.50 per credit fee that must be paid by attorneys wishing to obtain credit from the North Carolina State Bar - Continuing Legal Education. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.nccle.org/for-lawyers/requirements/. NORTH DAKOTA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.sband.org/page/cle_overview . OHIO Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/attorneys/cle/. OKLAHOMA (50-minutes) Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.okmcle.org/. OREGON Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.osbar.org/mcle/index.html. PENNSYLVANIA Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.pacle.org/faq#lawyer. PUERTO RICO * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must self-report completion of CLE requirements each reporting period and send certificates of attendance to the Continuing Education Board of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.poderjudicial.pr/index.php/tribunal-supremo/programa-de-educacion-juridica-continua/. RHODE ISLAND (50-minutes) * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. There is no fee to self-apply. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.courts.ri.gov/AttorneyResources/mcle/Pages/default.aspx. SOUTH CAROLINA Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.commcle.org/index1a.htm. TENNESSEE Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.cletn.com/. TEXAS Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.texasbar.com/AM/Template.cfm?Section=MCLE_Rules1&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&ContentID=31724 UTAH Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.utahbar.org/mcle/. VERMONT * The DSO TRAINING DIVISION is a Regulation 5 provider and as such does not need pre-approval for its legal education activities. Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements each reporting period through the required affidavit. Credit for courses in compliance, shall be given in accordance with the Rules for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.vermontjudiciary.org/attorneys/mandatory-continuing-legal-education. VIRGINIA * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements online, in addition to submitting a completed uniform certificate of attendance, agenda, faculty bios, and a copy of the written materials directly to the Virginia State Bar. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.vsb.org/site/members/mcle-courses. WASHINGTON Sponsor will submit attendance on behalf of attorneys within 30 days of the completion date of the program/activity. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.wsba.org/for-legal-professionals/mcle/mcle-for-lawyers. WEST VIRGINIA (50-minutes) Sponsor will submit attendance /sign-in sheet on behalf of the attorney. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://wvbar.org/members/mcle/. WISCONSIN (50-minutes) * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin Board of Bar Examiners. Click here for CLE reporting information. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.wicourts.gov/services/attorney/edu.htm. WYOMING * Self-apply/reporting state: Attorneys must report attendance / completion of CLE requirements. Attorneys may individually apply for course approval within a reasonable time after completion of the activity by submitting the Application for CLE credit (available on website below). This is the same form that is currently required for attendance reporting. There is no fee for Wyoming attorneys to individually seek Wyoming course approval. For more information about Continuing Legal Education requirements for this state, visit: https://www.wyomingbar.org/cle/.
