ProLawCLE guarantees that all registering attorneys will receive CLE credit for attending any program offered and advertised as accredited or they will receive a course credit. Some states recognize and accept accreditation from another Mandatory CLE jurisdiction state on a 1:1 basis, known as the reciprocal provision.
ProLawCLE grants credit through the reciprocal provision in the following states:
The following states are self apply. The attorney can apply for credit at no additional cost. We will provide additional documentation when necessary:
OH Attorneys please note: OH Supreme Court will not approve any course that was aired more than 12 months prior.
SC Attorneys please note: Registration must occur no later than 5 business days from the event date or course accreditation is not guaranteed.
ProLawCLE does not seek approval in the state of Virginia.
Each state has its own rules and procedures on how attending attorneys receive credit for completed courses through reciprocity. Please contact your state’s MCLE regulatory entity for further details about your state’s rules. ProLawCLE will assist with this in any way possible. Please visit our State Requirements page for information regarding your state’s CLE requirements and/or contact information for your state bar.
If you are licensed in AK, AZ, AR, CT, DE, DC, FL, HI, MA, MD, ME, MI, MO, MT, ND, NH, NJ, NM, NY, SD, see Reciprocity Provision below:
ALASKA – will receive your credit for attending through reciprocity. Please use this form as proof that the program was approved in another MCLE state. Refer to Alaska State Bar’s MCLE Rules for more information; https://alaskabar.org/cle-mcle/mcle-rule/
ARIZONA – Arizona does not accredit or pre-approve CLE; therefore, there is not a process for providers to submit hours. Instead the attorneys themselves would self-report their hours on their affidavit when they submit it.
ARKANSAS – will receive your credit for attending through reciprocity. Please fax this form to 501-374-1853 as proof that the program was approved in another MCLE state.
CONNECTICUT – CLE Requirements are voluntary.
DELAWARE – will receive credit for attending by submitting the course to DE. Please upload this certificate and supplemental forms provided in your DE online portal for course approval. This is done at no cost to the attending attorney.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA – does not have any MCLE requirements at this time.
FLORIDA – will receive your credit for attending through reciprocity. Please email or fax this executed certificate to Florida State Bar to [email protected] or 850-561-9421.
HAWAII – An active member of the Hawaii State Bar who completes a webcast that is approved in CA may claim credit for the course. Active Attorney requirements are self-reported, and members should maintain records of approved CLE for three reporting periods. Certificates need not be submitted to the Bar unless otherwise requested for a random, compliance or status change audit.
MAINE – Credit hours for courses or activities approved by another mandatory continuing legal education state and certified by that state 39;s CLE regulatory authority will be accepted for identical credit by the Board upon the receipt of evidence of such certification, and payment of the requisite fee, in accordance with M. Bar. R. 5(d)(i)(2).
MARYLAND – does not have any MCLE requirements at this time.
MASSACHUSETTS – does not have any MCLE requirements at this time.
MICHIGAN – does not have any MCLE requirements at this time.
MISSOURI – will receive credit for attending by submitting your credits from within your Missouri Bar account located: https://mobar.org/mcle/, sign into your account and submit your credits.
MONTANA – will receive your credit for attending through reciprocity. Please use this form as proof that the program was approved in another MCLE state. Refer to Montana Bar’s Program rules for more information: http://www.montanabar.org/associations/7121/files/clerules.pdf
If you are licensed in CO, IA, NE see Self Apply information below:
COLORADO – will receive credit for attending by submitting the course to CO. Please use Form 7 found here: http://www.coloradosupremecourt.com/pdf/CLE/Form7.pdf. This is done at no cost to the attending attorney.
IOWA – will receive credit for attending by submitting the course to IA. Please upload this certificate and supplemental forms provided in your IA online portal for course approval. This is done at no cost to the attending attorney.
NEBRASKA – will receive credit for attending by attorney submission of the course. Please submit this certificate and supplemental forms provided in your NE online portal for course approval. This is done at no cost to the attending attorney.
