What If A Course Is Not Available In Florida?

If there is a course you see in our catalog that you'd like to watch but is not approved for Florida CLE credit, you have three options: you can take advantage of Florida's reciprocity rule, request that Lawline apply for approval, or self-apply for the course yourself. See below for instructions and information on how to do each option:

Reciprocity: 

Florida attorneys can earn FL CLE credit by completing courses approved in other jurisdictions, otherwise known as "reciprocity". If you've already completed a course for another jurisdiction and would like to earn Florida credit as well, you can simply submit your certificate of completion by email to clemail@floridabar.org or by fax to (850) 561-9421.

How to Request that Lawline Apply:

• Contact our Customer Support team via email at support@lawline.com and let us know the name of the course(s) and the state in which you're seeking approval.
• If you have not yet watched the course, you must wait for the application to be approved before completing it.
  • NOTE: Lawline may charge an additional $50 per course along with any late fees associated with the application that the customer is responsible for paying.
• It may take our team up to 10 business days before reviewing and responding to your request.
• We cannot guarantee that we will apply for any/all courses included in the request.
• We cannot guarantee that applications submitted will be approved, or will be approved in time to meet customer’s deadline/preference.
• Course applications are limited to 5 per customer.

Self-Apply: 

If you do not want to go through the application process with Lawline, you have the option to self-apply directly with Florida. In order to do so, follow the instructions listed in the article here.

If you have any questions on how to fill out this form, we would be happy to assist you!  Email us at support@lawline.com. 

Still have questions? Contact us at support@lawline.com.