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Seminar Completion Certificates

Upon completion of each seminar, the student will be issued a digitally-signed Certificate from Learning Tree Seminars. The Certificate will be delivered both to the student and any licensing or certifying authority required by the student at no additional cost. All Certificate delivery will be by email. Click HERE to see a sample certificate.

Additionally, each student will have a permanent account with Learning Tree Seminars where the certificate, course curriculum and background material for each completed course will be available. Thus, the learning experience is perpetual.

State Certification Processes

Learning Tree Seminars registers its courses in as many states as possible. For example, with its current offering - Electronic Delivery of Documents (EDoD) in the Legal Profession - the following state registration for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and Continuing Judicial Education (CJE) has been undertaken as of November 22, 2006:

Continuing Legal Education (CLE)
Permitted & Approved	Approved &/or Pending	Not Approved, Not Filed, etc. 1,2,3
Alabama Alaska Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Hawaii Illinois Indiana Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Texas Washington Washington, D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming	Delaware Idaho Iowa Kansas Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Missouri New York Oklahoma Oregon Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia	Arkansas Pennsylvania Rhode Island
1. Arkansas does not at this time permit online learning to qualify for MCLE. 2. Pennsylvania has a requirement that Learning Tree be an approved MCLE provider which, in turn, requires 5 or more courses. Upon acquiring 5+ courses an application for all 5 will be submitted. 3. Learning Tree did not file in Rhode Island due to the small size of the Bar.