Understanding CLE Credit Statuses on Your Courses

Each Lawline course displays a CLE Credit Status for every jurisdiction. This status tells you whether the course is approved, pending, or otherwise available for credit in that state.

This article explains what each status means and how it affects your ability to earn and report CLE credit.

Approved

This course has been approved for CLE credit in this jurisdiction.

• You will receive a certificate of completion after you finish the course.

• Credit will be reported to the jurisdiction where applicable and when Lawline is responsible for reporting.

  • For more information on your state's reporting guidelines, check out our CLE Requirements Page.

Qualifies For

This jurisdiction either grants credit through reciprocity or does not formally accredit courses. Based on Lawline’s adherence to CLE standards, this course is expected to qualify for credit.

• You will receive a certificate of completion after you finish the course.

• You may need to submit the certificate to your jurisdiction or confirm credit eligibility directly with them.

  • For more information on this state, check out our CLE Requirements Page.

Pending

Lawline has submitted an application for this course in this jurisdiction, and we are waiting for the jurisdiction’s decision.

• You can still complete the course while it is pending.

• Once the jurisdiction approves or denies the application, your certificate of completion will be generated or updated with the appropriate information.

• If approved, reporting will occur where applicable.

Self Apply

This course is available for credit in this jurisdiction on a Self Apply basis, which means you are responsible for submitting the course for credit directly to your jurisdiction.

• After completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion with all relevant course details.

• Where available, we will also provide jurisdiction-specific forms and instructions to help you submit for credit on your own.

• Lawline does not report credit to the jurisdiction for this course.

Not Eligible

This course is not eligible for CLE credit in this jurisdiction.

• You will not receive CLE credit for this jurisdiction for this course.

• You may still receive a certificate of completion for your personal records, but it cannot be used for CLE credit there.

No CLE Required

CLE is not required for attorneys in this jurisdiction.

• You can still take the course.

• A certificate of completion will be generated after you finish, which you can keep for your records.

Not Applied

Lawline has not submitted an application for CLE credit for this course in this jurisdiction.

• CLE credit is unavailable for this course.

• In some cases, you may be able to request that Lawline apply for this course in this jurisdiction. There may be costs associated with an application. Please reach out to support@lawline.com for more information.

For Review

Credit for this jurisdiction is currently under review by Lawline’s Accreditation team.

• Our team is assessing whether this course is suitable for an application in this jurisdiction.

• If an application is submitted and the jurisdiction approves the course, a certificate of completion will be generated or updated with the correct credit information.

Still have questions? Contact us at support@lawline.com and we'll be happy to help.