<\/span><\/h2>\nHere are some frequently asked questions regarding the transition of AILA’s CLE platform from webCLE to My CLE:<\/p>\n
What is the My CLE platform?<\/h3>\n
My CLE is AILA’s new, centralized platform for managing Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits. It’s integrated directly into your existing My AILA profile, streamlining the process of tracking and reporting your CLE credits. This consolidation simplifies CLE management by eliminating the need for separate accounts.<\/p>\n
Why did AILA transition from webCLE to My CLE?<\/h3>\n
The transition to My CLE was undertaken to improve the overall user experience and efficiency of CLE credit management. By centralizing everything within the familiar My AILA platform, AILA aims to reduce errors in reporting, simplify the process for attorneys, and leverage existing user infrastructure for a smoother transition.<\/p>\n
How do I access my CLE credits and certificates?<\/h3>\n
All new CLE credits will be tracked exclusively through your My AILA account on the My CLE platform. To access your previously earned certificates of attendance, you can still use the webCLE platform until December 31, 2025. After this date, access to webCLE will be terminated. Therefore, it is crucial to download any necessary certificates before the end of 2025.<\/p>\n
What information should I update in my My AILA profile?<\/h3>\n
It’s essential to update your My AILA profile with all relevant state bar information previously stored in your webCLE account. This ensures accurate credit reporting to all applicable jurisdictions and avoids potential delays or issues in maintaining compliance with continuing legal education requirements. Failure to update this information could result in unrecorded CLE credits.<\/p>\n
What if I have trouble accessing My CLE or transferring my information?<\/h3>\n
AILA provides comprehensive support to assist you during the transition. You can find answers to many common questions in this FAQ section. For personalized assistance or further clarification, please contact AILA directly via email at cle@aila.org.<\/p>\n
Will webCLE still be accessible?<\/h3>\n
WebCLE will remain accessible until December 31, 2025, solely for retrieving previously earned certificates of attendance. After this date, webCLE will be deactivated, and access to certificates will be lost. Download any needed certificates before the end of 2025.<\/p>\n
I haven’t updated my My AILA profile yet. What should I do?<\/h3>\n
Log into your My AILA account immediately and update your profile with all relevant state bar information from your previous webCLE account. This is crucial to ensure accurate reporting of your CLE credits and avoid any compliance issues.<\/p>\n
Is there any cost associated with using My CLE?<\/h3>\n
Using My CLE is included as part of your AILA membership. There are no additional fees for accessing or utilizing the platform.<\/p>\n
Where can I find more information about My CLE?<\/h3>\n
This FAQ section addresses many common queries. For additional information or assistance, please contact AILA’s CLE support team at cle@aila.org. They are available to provide personalized support and answer any specific questions you may have.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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