You may begin reporting CLE credits in Georgia once the prior calendar year closes on December 31, since the reporting system opens immediately for review and submission.
All attorneys must then finalize and file their Annual CLE Report by January 31.
Key Details
- Georgia attorneys must complete 18 CLE credit hours every 2 years, including 3 hours of ethics and 2 hours of professionalism.
- After December 31, you can log into the CLE system to review credits reported by providers.
- The Annual CLE Report must be submitted by January 31 of the following year.
- If any courses are missing, you may file supporting documentation or request corrections before the deadline.
- Sprout Education reports attendance to the Georgia CLE Board within 30 days of course completion, so your credits typically appear soon after year-end.
Key Takeaway: In Georgia, you can start reporting credits as soon as the calendar year ends on December 31, with final submission due by January 31.
