REVISE AND REVIEW YOUR ONLINE RECORD -- You must have a current email address in your NHBA member record to enter the system.  You may review your online CLE record at any time, as often as you wish.  It is designed to be used with the browser, Internet Explorer.

 

If you have never used the For Members area of the Web site and do not know your username and password, send an email to login@nhbar.org and indicate "member login" in the subject field and a response will be sent as soon as possible after verifying your member status.

 

Log into the For Members area. Select NHMCLE Attorney Records from the list of links on the For Members page.  Look to the left side of the next screen where you will see your name under Current Year Summary.  Select “Attendance” at the top of the page and you will see any carry-over credit and your individual course details.  You may request revisions to credit hours listed by clicking on the ? next to the course title, explaining the problem in the email that is automatically generated and sending it to the NHMCLE Office.  The email already contains the course information.

 

The credits in the new system are listed in a way that is different from the familiar.  For each program, you add together the credits listed under Ethics and General for the total credits for that program.  General credit is all non-ethics credit. It is not "total" credit. Teaching and publication credit remain separate and are not added to any other type of credit, but are included in your total. 

 

If you completed courses presented by an Annual Sponsor, contact the sponsor and request that your attendance be reported to NHMCLE.  Review your online CLE record in the next few weeks to assure the course has been posted. Contact the sponsor for a copy of the certificate of attendance for the program if you do not have one.  In the future, request that your attendance be reported whenever you attend Annual Sponsor programs.  NHBA attendance is automatically reported to NHMCLE.

 

If you completed a course from a non-Annual Sponsor that does not appear, submit an Attorney Credit Application Form with attachments for each course you wish to claim.  In future, send in applications within 30 days of course completion.

Teaching credit may be claimed only for programs that have been presented by an Annual Sponsor or approved for CLE credit.  Review the worksheet and submit an application, if necessary.  If you qualify for Teaching credit that does not appear, submit an email request to update your record by clicking the "?" next to the title or send an email to MCLE@nhbar.org.

 

Publication credit can be claimed for presentation or authorship of articles for a legal, not a general audience and does not include the creation of CLE materials.  Complete and submit the worksheet and an attorney credit application form by mail to update your record.