MCLE Form 1 Application

In order for a course to be approved for MCLE credit, a WSBA member or course-sponsoring organization must fill out a Form 1 Application for course approval and include an agenda with a detailed time schedule.

Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) FAQ
The best way to submit a Form 1 application is through the online MCLE system.
If you are having difficulty with the online MCLE system, you can download a paper Form 1 application below.

Unfortunately, some web browsers do not support this type of download. If you experience difficulties downloading this form, please review the download instructions below. If problems persist, please contact the WSBA Service Center at 1-800-945-WSBA (9722) or 206-443-WSBA or e-mail questions@wsba.org.

Notes

Netscape, Internet Explorer, and other web browsers act differently when they encounter a link to a downloadable file. Additionally, the various versions of each of the browsers also behave differently. For instance, Internet Explorer versions 4.0 and 5.0 will attempt to open a Word document in their own viewer. With older versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape, it is necessary to have Word or a Word Viewer installed in order to open Word documents.

These instructions should cover most cases.

Point your mouse at the file to be downloaded ("Download Form 1" and click on the button on the RIGHT side of your mouse.
A popup window will appear and offer you a choice. If you are using Internet Explorer, choose "Save Target As." If you are using Netscape, choose "Save Link As."
A "Save As" window will appear and offer you a choice of directories or folders in which to save your document. Be sure to note where you are saving your file; often files are lost in the wrong folder.
Choose "OK."
The document will start downloading. When the download is over, you may open the document with your regular word processing software, e.g., MS Word, Corel WordPerfect, etc.

You must have a word processor, such as Word or WordPerfect, to view word-processor documents. You can download the "Word Viewer" program free of charge by clicking on this link: Get Word Viewer.
The Word Viewer software vendor is not affiliated with the WSBA.