CLE Accreditation Services
We provide services to help you acquire mandatory continuing legal education credit for your conference, seminar, course or activity.
There are no hidden costs since all services are based on a flat-fee arrangement. We want to see you get accredited and will work out a financial arrangement that suits you, including deferred payment.
Course Accreditation
- Application for a course accreditation in any state
- Application for a course accreditation in additional states
- Application for accreditation of additional courses
- Accreditation in all 44 mandatory states
Accredited Provider
The following states do not offer Accredited Provider status: Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Wyoming. Each course must be separately approved.
The Accredited Provider application process is much more involved and unique to each state. Most states require that applicant submit proof that they completed a certain number of courses over the prior two to three years. And some require that the prior courses would have been accredited in that state.
Accreditation of online on-demand programming
Accreditation for on-demand programing is whole other beast, even for those states that offer Accredited Provider status. In some states, Provider status may allow for presumptive accreditation of online course while in others, each online course must be separately approved via an application process.
