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Complete Your North Dakota CLE OnlineTrusted CLE Provider with over 3 million courses completedNationwide CLE ProviderForty-five credit hours every 3 years - including 3 required hours of legal ethics.
A maximum of 30 credit hours each 3 year compliance period.
Our online and downloadable on-demand CLE courses qualify for self-study CLE credit in North Dakota. Fifteen hours of self-study are allowed during each reporting period. The State Bar Association of North Dakota does not pre-approve self-study work.
Reporting Cycle: 3 years
Compliance Deadline: June 30
Reporting Deadline: July 31
There is no special requirement. Please note that the initial reporting period for attorneys begins the July 1 following the date you are admitted to the State Bar Association of North Dakota.
Yes, up to 15 hours of general credit may be carried forward to the next compliance period. Please note that ethics credit may NOT be carried over.
No. North Dakota attorneys monitor their own progress and verify their own completion once the course has been completed.
No. Attorney Credits does not report your completed courses to the State Bar Association of North Dakota. We do maintain a record of all your completed courses and you can access your certificates of completion at anytime from our website.
North Dakota attorneys must self report online courses through their SBAND profile at: https://www.sband.org/login.aspx and report your CLE compliance at the end of your three year compliance cycle by completing and returning the Report of Compliance to the State Bar Association of North Dakota by July 31.
For more information about CLE in North Dakota, please call the State Bar Association of North Dakota at (701) 255-1404 or visit the State Bar Association of North Dakota CLE webpage: http://www.sband.org/?page=cle_overview.
You may also contact Attorney Credits by phone. For further assistance and information about the North Dakota CLE requirement, please call our Support Center at (760) 434-1885.
Total MCLE Credits Required: 45
Total Online Credits Allowed: 30
Legal Ethics or Professional Responsibility - Minimum Credit Hours Per Cycle: 3
Reporting Cycle: 3 years
Compliance Deadline: June 30
Reporting Deadline: July 31
With Attorney Credits' convenient online on-demand North Dakota continuing legal education (CLE) courses, North Dakota attorneys can complete their ND CLE requirement on their own schedule from the comfort of their own home or office! You can access AttorneyCredits.com and complete your ND CLE courses on most computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones so you can study your ND CLE courses where it's convenient for you! Attorney Credits' streaming video, USB & Video Download ND CLE courses qualify for North Dakota continuing legal education credits as self-study CLE courses. Under the ND CLE Rules, North Dakota attorneys may complete up to 30 CLE hours through self-study North Dakota CLE courses as part of the 45 hour North Dakota CLE requirement.
Attorneys admitted to the State Bar Association of North Dakota must complete and report 45 hours of accredited ND CLE activities every 3 years, including the 3 hour legal ethics requirement. North Dakota attorneys must complete their ND CLE hours by June 30 and report ND CLE compliance by July 31. North Dakota attorneys may satisfy up to 15 CLE hours each compliance period through online on-demand ND CLE courses offered by Attorney Credits. Online and downloadable CLE courses are considered self-study by the ND CLE Commission. No more than 30 total North Dakota continuing legal education credit hours may be obtained through Attorney Credits' self-study ND CLE courses. North Dakota attorneys are responsible for their own record keeping of ND CLE activities completed. If you are required to report your ND CLE compliance this year you can go to the State Bar Association of North Dakota website and print out a report of compliance. The North Dakota CLE Commission does not pre-approve self-study work, but the specific self-study activities must be listed on the report of compliance.
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