With over three million CLE credits completed we know how to report your completed CLE to your state. We follow your state's requirements so you don't have to worry. If your state requires that we report your completed courses, our automated reports run weekly on Thursday. Except Texas which is every Monday and on the 1st and Puerto Rico which is the 1st and 15th. See below for specific state details. Also please note that many states require both provider and attorney reporting.

Important reporting information

A common question we get is, "I need to finish my courses before the end of the month, but you don't report until the 1st?"   This is normal and the states have this factored in. Otherwise there would be an arbitrary cut off time before your compliance deadline. For example, if your compliance deadline is December 31, it is midnight December 31 (not 11:00 or 11:55). Just complete your courses before midnight on your deadline. Most states require that we report within 30 days of course completion (except Delaware which is 45 days). We report each week to stay well within your state's requirement.

Except Texas:  Texas is the only state where the above is not correct. If you do not complete your courses before the last Sunday of the month (where the last Sunday is not the last day of the month) you need to self-report because your courses will not be reported before your deadline. Texas attorneys must self report before the deadline.

For state specific reporting details please login to your account and go to Certificates. Click the button that says, "Click to find out about CLE reporting"  from the upper right corner of the page. Or click on Your Initials >> State Reporting Info. State specific information based on your account is displayed. This information includes when we report and what if any reporting duties you must do as an attorney. 

We report to the following states:

• Alabama
  
• California - You must complete your renewal online
• Delaware - You must complete a transcript mailed by the state
  
• Georgia
  
• Hawaii - You must self report too
  
• Idaho   - You must complete a transcript mailed by the state
  
• Illinois  - You must report non-compliance
  
• Indiana
  
• Kansas
  
• Louisiana
  
• Montana
• Nebraska - You must self report too
  
• Nevada
  
• New Mexico
  
• North Carolina
  
• Ohio
  
• Oklahoma
  
• Oregon - You must file a compliance report
  
• Pennsylvania
  
• Puerto Rico
  
• Rhode Island
  
• South Carolina
  
• Tennessee
  
• Texas
  
• Utah
  
• West Virginia - You must self report too
  

States in green:  We manually upload attendance data to your state's website. Typically completed within 2 business days each Thursday. Please contact your state if you don't see your credits within 5 business days of the report running.

States in blue:  Email reports are automatically sent just after midnight on Thursday. Your state will handle data entry of our reports. Some states have delayed entry. Please contact your state if you don't see your credits within two weeks of the report running.

States in red: We have to mail a paper copy of our report to your state. Reporting is delayed due to delivery time and manual entry. Please contact your state if you don't see your credits within three weeks of the report running.

Texas: Email reports are automatically sent just after midnight on Monday and the 1st. Your state will handle data entry of our reports. This typically takes two business days. Texas is a self-reporting state so you must verify the receipt of this compliance information. Texas attorneys are ultimately responsible for reporting completion of their MCLE requirement to the State Bar of Texas. Please check your online Texas bar account and self-report if needed. If you completed a course after the last Sunday of the month, you will need to self report before the end of the month to avoid late compliance.

The following states are self-reporting states and you must follow your state's requirements to report:

• Alaska
  
• Arizona
• Colorado
  
• Connecticut
  
• Florida
  
• Hawaii - You must self report even though we report
  
• Iowa
  
• Illinois - You must self report even though we report
  
• Kentucky
  
• Maine
  
• Minnesota
  
• Mississippi
  
• Missouri
• Nebraska - You must self report even though we report
  
• New Hampshire
  
• New Jersey
  
• New York
  
• North Dakota
  
• Oregon
  
• Texas - You can self report and must verify you are reported on-time.
  
• Virginia
  
• Vermont
  
• Washington - Online courses are self-reported
  
• West Virginia - You must self report even though we report
  
• Wyoming