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If you are a CLE Provider, you can find information about how to apply for accreditation of CLE programs, which fees apply to you, and which requirements must be met before you can sponsor CLE programs in Colorado by reviewing the CLJE Regulations.
Request for List of Licensed Colorado AttorneysArea of Law Codes (use with Form 1 and 4)
Form 1: Recognized Provider Application for Accreditation of CLE ActivityForm 2: Request for Approval As A Recognized ProviderForm 4: Recognized Provider Application for Accreditation of Homestudy Program
Form 2A: Request for Recognition of a Certified Provider
Form 1B for lawyer, judge or LLP request for individual accreditation of live out-of-state programs that have not been submitted to the CLJE Office for accreditation: $10
Recognized providers who are government agencies, local bar associations and non-profits whose primary purpose is to provide direct free or low-cost legal services as defined in Rule 250.9(2):
Other Recognized Providers:
Certified Providers:
One-time non refundable application fee to become a Certified Provider: $250
Annual Certified Provider Fee: $2,500
Form 1B for lawyer, judge or LLP request for individual accreditation of live out-of-state programs that have not been submitted to the CLJE Office for accreditation: $15
Registered providers who are government agencies, local bar associations and non-profits whose primary purpose is to provide direct free or low-cost legal services as defined in Rule 250.9(2):
Other Registered Providers:
See the lists of accredited courses and approved Providers.
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