Lawyers who have NOT responded to their pink Certificates of Compliance now owe a $150 late filing fee when they file their completed CLE credits. Instructions to respond are in paragraph 2 on the reverse side of the pink Certificate. If you do not have attendance records for the courses you completed, contact the sponsor to request a duplicate for your records. You are required to maintain these files for 3 years, per SC Rule 53.

LATE FILING FEES
On Jan 5, 2010, the late fee increases to $250.
On Feb 1, 2010, the late fee increases to $350.
On Mar 1, 2010, the late fee increases to $450.

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PINK CERTIFICATES have been sent to lawyers NOT in compliance by June 30, 2009. These lawyers have to read the reverse side of their Certificates for instructions to show their compliance and respond before October 1, 2009 to avoid late filing fees. Those who miss the deadline or file incomplete responses will be assessed the $50 late filing fee. Continued non- compliance results in additional late fees and a request to the NH Supreme Court for the lawyer's suspension from practice.

To access your online CLE record

If you have never used the For Members area of the Web site and do not know your username and password, send an email request 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, then select NHMCLE Attorney Records from the list of links on the For Members page.  Select  “Attendance” at the top of the page and you will see your individual course credits on the page entitle, "Course Attendance Detail."
 

You may request revisions to credit hours listed online by clicking on the ? next to the course title, explain the problem in the email that is automatically generated and sending it to the NHMCLE Office.  The email already contains the course information.

 

Annual Sponsors have 30 days to post attendance for courses you have completed. If you do not see your attendance posted after that time, please contact the sponsor to request that they report it. If you have other questions about your online record, please email your name, NHBA ID number and questions to Lee Jones of the NHMCLE Office at mcle@nhbar.org.

A Reminder to All Lawyers Who Are Taking CLE Programs: You cannot add courses to your online record.  Check your online record 30 days after you request that your attendance be reported to be sure the Annual Sponsor has made it.  If you take courses not presented by an Annual Sponsor, please submit the Attorney Credit Application Form with attachments within 30 days of course completion to have the course entered into your record, keeping it up to date as the compliance year progresses. See the list of Annual Sponsors below.

 SC Rule 53 specifies that lawyers are required to maintain a file of their CLE course attendance records for 2 (two) years following compliance and these records have to be available. All course entries in their online records are subject to the annual audit.  If records are missing, request duplicates from program sponsors.

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MCLE Information, Forms, and Resources

Attorney Online CLE Record of Attendance

CLE Provider Information

Annual Sponsor List

Attorney Credit Application Form

Memo to New Lawyers

NHMCLE Board Members

Precedent Decisions

Teaching Credit Worksheet
You may be able to take credit for CLE's you've taught.

Publication Credit Worksheet
You may be able to take credit for articles you've had published.

Rule 53

Rule 53 Regulations

Summary of Rule 53

Sponsor Credit Applications & Forms

ORACLE Form 1

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