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Apply for 3 Hours of Mandatory CLE Credit in Your State Using Our VA CLE Accreditation Courses

States that May* Allow for Individual CLE Credit without PreApproval:

Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

*Included in the course you purchase are instructions to help you apply for state CLE for the states above. If you are concerned our CLE Courses may not meet your state's requirements, please call your local bar or court.

Each of our CLE Courses are approved nationwide by the Department of Veterans Affairs to satisfy VA's CLE Requirements.

The new 2024 course "Veterans Law and Claims Procedures for Maintaining VA Accreditation" is currently pre-approved (through 2024) for state mandatory CLE in:

  • Florida (3.5 credits),
  • Georgia (3 credits),
  • Illinois (3 credits),
  • North Carolina (3 credits),
  • Ohio (3 credits), and
  • Washington (3 credits).

The 2022-23 course "VA CLE for Representation, Claims Procedures, Eligibility, Appeals, Compensation, DIC, and Pension" is currently pre-approved (through 2024) for state mandatory CLE in:

  • Florida (4.5 credits),
  • Georgia (3.5 credits),
  • Illinois (3 credits),
  • North Carolina (3.5 credits),
  • Ohio (3 credits), and
  • Washington (3 credits).

Most states (see the list in the right column) allow attorneys to apply for individual credit for courses that are not preapproved in their states. The flash drive that comes with both courses (among other things) contains the rules and required forms from the various states for applying for individual CLE credit. Some states will charge you for this individual credit and others will not. Although allowing for individual credit, some states do not like our presentation format. We believe our course is well-designed and valuable and these states may allow it for credit even though not in the right format. You lose nothing if you apply and you are not approved and do not have to pay a fee. If you have to pay a fee, perhaps you may not want to apply unless the state will guarantee you a refund in the case of a denial. As a general rule, most attorney-requested MCLE hours for courses that are not preapproved in their state must be submitted within 30 days of completing the course. A few states require submission of requests before taking the course.