This report is mailed to each member near December 1 and is due by February 15. 65 or younger must file this report. An accredited, or presumptively approved sponsor is an organization whose entire CLE program has been accredited by the MCLE Commission. An attorney who attends a CLE activity sponsored or co-sponsored by a presumptively approved sponsor is generally assured MCLE credit, with one credit hour for each 50 minutes of actual instruction. The only educational programs of presumptively approved providers that would not qualify are those on topics not directly related to substantive or procedural law or ethics.
Most sponsors are familiar with the application and reporting procedures in Oklahoma.
In-state sponsors will require attendees to sign in when the seminar begins and again after lunch. An attorney may apply for credit independently by completing the Uniform Application for Accreditation. A review of the seminar handout materials may also be required. In some instances, another individual or the sponsor may have already submitted written materials. If further information is needed, the MCLE office will contact you.