CLE

Eligible participants can receive up to 7.0 total credits in 50-minute jurisdictions (including up to 1 ethics credit) and up to 6.0 total in 60-minute jurisdictions (including up to 1 ethics credit). To receive CLE credit, attorneys must record sessions attended and CLE codes provided at each session via webCLE. Live attendance must be recorded by Wednesday, December 9, 2020. This deadline does not apply to the download format.

Please Note: CLE credits not reported on webCLE by the published deadline will be subject to an administrative late fee to cover incurred costs.

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FAQs

Attorneys must attend a session in its entirety and record the session attended via webCLE (www.ailawebcle.org) to receive credit. Specific instructions for how to receive credit have been included in your conference materials. Please keep track of each CLE session you attend, including the attendance code announced at the end of each session, using the CLE sheet in your digital materials.

The deadline for reporting attendance for live sessions is Wednesday, December 9, 2020.

To report your live attendance, visit webCLE then click “MyEvents”> “Conference” > “2020 AILA/GMS Virtual Annual Global Immigration Forum.”

To see your state CLE requirements please visit AILA’s CLE center.

*Rules are subject to change. Please verify with your jurisdiction.

Many states have made temporary changes to their CLE requirements. AILA has compiled a table of COVID-19 CLE changes.

You can email cle@aila.org to receive assistance with webCLE or to ask CLE questions.

AILA Virtual Meeting Code of Conduct

AILA is committed to providing a professional and productive learning environment for all participants and staff. As a result, all participants are expected to follow all stated meeting and event instructions and guidelines in order to maintain an atmosphere of professionalism, mutual respect, and collegiality. AILA members in particular are expected to adhere to the principles set forth in AILA’s civility code. The guidelines herein apply to all AILA virtual, webcast and online programming including but not limited to AILA conferences, seminars, online courses and roundtables.

All participants must comply with the following guidelines to participate in the virtual meeting and events:

– All participants are expected to maintain a professional and civil discourse throughout AILA’s virtual meeting and event space. Participants are prohibited from using any defamatory, abusive, profane, discriminatory, harassing, threatening, and/or offensive language during the sessions or events including but not limited to Q&A, chat rooms or any activity that takes place in the virtual space.

– All participants must comply with the instructions of the moderators and/or any virtual event staff.

– Disruption of sessions, events or any activity that takes place in the virtual space is prohibited.

– Presentations, postings, and messages should not contain promotional materials, special offers, job offers, product announcements, or solicitation for services unless preapproved by AILA. AILA reserves the right to remove any such communications that have not been preapproved.

– Participants may not record, transmit, copy, or take screen shots of any sessions or events including but not limited to Q&A, chat rooms or any activity that takes place in the virtual space.

Participants who do not comply or are in violation of any of AILA’s virtual meeting guidelines may be denied further access and participation at the discretion of event organizers. AILA is not responsible for reimbursement or refund if you are denied access or participation due to violation of AILA’s Virtual Meeting Code of Conduct.

Participants can contact conferences@aila.org with any questions or concerns related to AILA’s Virtual Meeting Code of Conduct.

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