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CLE credits for
27th Annual Institute

The following states require attendees to complete a "Certificate of Attendance" for each state in which they wish to claim credit, and return it to the registration desk at the conclusion of the institute.  The Foundation will forward the Certificates to the appropriate organizations.  You must return these certificates to the Foundation at the conclusion of the institute to obtain credit!  Additional certificates are available at the registration desk.  Check with the registration desk for any states or organizations not listed. 

Organization/State Number of Credits Course Number
Alabama 9.80 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits
Colorado 12 credits which includes 2.40 ethics credits
Georgia 9.80 general hours and 2.0 ethics credits
Indiana 9.70 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits Course No. 0093032
Idaho Pending
Louisiana Pending
Missouri 11.70 credits, whch includes 2.4 ethics credits
New York 11.70 credits, which includes 2.4 ethics credits
Oklahoma 11.50 credits, which includes 2.5 ethics credits
South Carolina 9.75 credits, which includes 2.0 ethics credits Course No. 261117
Tennessee 9.75 credits, which includes 2.0 ethics credits Course No. 047502
Utah 9.50 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits
The states listed below have special requirements and individual reporting records. CLE forms and/or computer cards are available at the registration desk, and attorneys must complete and return appropriate attendance records to EMLF immediately following the institute. Self-reporting must complete CLE attendance records and attorneys must report their own credits to the appropriate CLE board.

Please pick up an affidavit form from the Registration Desk at the start of the program.
AAPL 7.75 credits, 7.75 CPL credits which includes 0 CPL/ESA and/or 2 ethics for a total of 9.75 credits Program No. 8010
Kentucky 9.75 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits. Activity No. 82102
Ohio 9.50 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits. Activity Code No. 000163222
North Carolina 9.75 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits.

Attorneys must complete and return the North Carolina Certificate of attendance, along with a check payable to the Energy & Mineral Law Foundation at $2.25 per credit hour to the EMLF registration desk at the conclusion of the institute. Payment must accompany the North Carolina Certificate of Attendance to obtain credit.
Pennsylvania 8.0 general credits and 2.0 ethics credits, total of 10.0 credits Attorneys must complete and return the Pennsylvania Certificate of attendance, along with a check payable to the Energy & Mineral Law Foundation at $1.50 per credit hour to the EMLF registration desk at the conclusion of the institute. Payment must accompany the Pennsylvania Certificate of Attendance to obtain credit.
Texas MCLE and State Bar College 9.75 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits Course No. 000095943
Virginia 10.0 credits which includes 2.0 ethics credits Course No. EMT002
West Virginia 11.70 credits which includes 2.40 ethics credits
Self-reporting forms for Florida may be picked up at the EMLF registration desk.