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What is my first regular two-year reporting period after my newly-admitted attorney reporting period ends?
Your first two-year reporting period is displayed after you log in to the Board’s
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and go to the “My MCLE” section of this website.
Your last name on your admission date to the Illinois bar sets your two-year reporting period—either last name A-M beginning and ending in even-numbered years, or N-Z beginning and ending in odd-numbered years. Your first two-year reporting period begins after your newly-admitted attorney reporting period ends. You do not join a two-year reporting period that is already underway.
So, if your Illinois bar admission date is November 7, 2022, your newly-admitted attorney period ends November 30, 2023. Your initial two-year reporting period then begins on the next July 1 that falls in an even-numbered year (for A-M last names) or in an odd-numbered year (for N-Z last names).
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