What are the Alaska CLE Reporting Procedures?
By February 1 of each year, each member must certify on a form prescribed by the Association whether the member has completed the required minimum of three hours of approved MECLE during the preceding year or carried over from the prior year as provided in subsection (c) of this rule. The member must also certify whether the member has completed nine hours of approved VCLE during the preceding year or carried over from the prior year as provided in subsection (c). If the member has completed fewer than nine hours of VCLE, the member must also estimate and report the estimated number of VCLE hours completed. A member shall maintain records of approved MECLE hours for the two most recent reporting periods, and these records shall be subject to audit by the Association on request.
Bar members are responsible for keeping track of their own CLE attendance, credit accumulation and reporting for at least two years. Keep copies of your certificates of attendance and other documentation of the CLEs you attend. Use the CLE tracking sheet on the Bar website under MCLE. Keep your own CLE file folder and keep copies of your annual MCLE reporting form.
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