CAI submits for MCLE credit in 30+ states. In past years, the Law Seminar has qualified for 13-20 hours of MCLE credit, including ethics. However, CAI cannot guarantee state approval. You must be registered for the Law Seminar and sign-in each day to receive MCLE credit.
States typically decide whether a program qualifies for MCLE credit in their jurisdiction 4-8 weeks after the program application is submitted. For many live events, credit approval is not received prior to the program.
As approval notices come in, we will email attendees who have signed in each day, with the hours approved by that state. Contact Carly Reid at creid@caionline.org with any questions.
CAI will apply for MCLE approval in the following states:
Attorneys must submit for MCLE approval in the following states:
Insurance Agents
Attention Insurance Agents: State continuing education units (CEU) for insurance agents is pending. Agents must complete all 5.5 hours of the CIRMS Insurance Master's Program to earn CEUs. Special thanks to Community Association Underwriters of America Inc. for thier sponsorship.
Continuing Education for CAI Redesignation
CIRMS – Attendance will give you 10 points towards your CIRMS application or 10 points for your CIRMS renewal
CMCA – 1 day attendance = 6 hours; 2 days = 12 hours; 3 days = 15 hours. Administered by the CAMICB (www.camicb.org)
PCAM – With each redesignation cycle, completion of attendance at the Annual Law Seminar counts toward your PCAM
Call CAI for more information, (888) 224-4321