Learn how to report your MCLE compliance.
Most active State Bar attorneys are required to complete 25 hours of Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) every three years.
Once you have completed your MCLE hours, you must report your MCLE compliance online through your My State Bar Profile as part of the Attorney Annual Renewal.
The 2026 Attorney Annual Renewal opens February 1, 2026, and the deadline to comply is March 30, 2026.
Step 1: Log in to MSBP
Go to My State Bar Profile and sign in using your bar number and password.
Forgot your password? View this guide. Do not remember your bar number? View this guide.
Step 2: Navigate to the Online MCLE Compliance Card
From the main navigation bar at the top of your My State Bar Profile Summary page, select “MCLE.”
Note: Only licensees in the current reporting MCLE compliance group are able to access the MCLE compliance card and report MCLE compliance. The MCLE compliance card is not available for licensees in MCLE groups that are not currently required to report.
For 2026, licensees in MCLE compliance group 3 are required to report compliance by March 30, 2026.
Step 3: Access Online MCLE Compliance Card
On the Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) landing page, select "Submit MCLE Compliance Card" to begin reporting your compliance online.
If you do not know your MCLE requirement, select “Determine How Many MCLE Hours Are Due” before reporting your compliance.
Step 4: Report MCLE Compliance
Review your MCLE Compliance Card reporting options, select the applicable option, and click "Continue" to review and confirm your information prior to final submission.
Step 5: Review Your MCLE Reporting
Review your MCLE Compliance Card, then click "Submit Compliance Declaration" to complete your MCLE compliance reporting.
Step 6: Confirmation of Submission
A confirmation page will display once your compliance is successfully submitted. A confirmation email will also be sent to your email address on record for State Bar communications.
Check your Compliance Dashboard to see if you have any outstanding requirements.
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