Provider FAQs

How do we apply for program CLE accreditation?

You can access the application for accreditation on your Provider Portal by logging into your account, here.

How much is the application fee?

The application fee is $60.00 per application.

How do we pay the application fee?

The application fee is at the bottom of the application for accreditation through your Provider Portal.

Do we have to submit an application for accreditation before the program takes place?

No, it is not required to submit the application for program accreditation before the program takes place. We do ask that you submit an application for program accreditation within 60 days of the program taking place.

How long does it take for program applications to be reviewed for accreditation?

Please allow 4-6 weeks for program applications to be reviewed for CLE accreditation.

Is Montana a “50-minute” or “60-minute” state?

Montana is 60-minute state. This means that in Montana one CLE credit is earned for every 60 minutes of instruction time. Introductory remarks, breaks and luncheon speeches do not qualify for CLE credit.

Are providers required to report attendance for attorneys who participate in their programs?

No, providers are not required to do so but we ask that they do so as a courtesy to the attorneys who chose to attend their CLE program.

How do we report the attendance for our program?

Attendance can be reported through your Provider Portal.

How long do we have to report attendance after the program takes place?

We ask that you report attendance within 60 days of the conclusion of the program.

How long is accreditation good for?

Live, interactive courses are accredited only for the date of the live program. On-demand courses are accredited for three years from the date on which the live program took place. After three years, the on-demand course is considered expired and no longer eligible for CLE credit.