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Complete your New Mexico court reporter continuing education online at your own pace. Start, stop, and return whenever it works for your schedule — no software to download.
Not sure which New Mexico CEU course is right for you? Jeff can help you choose based on your required hours, certification needs, and past courses.
New Mexico certified court reporters must complete 5 hours of continuing education during each calendar year.
Reporters initially certified during a calendar year begin their CE compliance requirement with the first full calendar year following initial certification.
New Mexico currently allows a reporter to carry forward up to 5 excess CE hours from one year to the next.
Choose the course or package you need, complete the seminar online at your own pace, take the Final Exam, and request your completion certificate.
Select a New Mexico CEU option that fits your annual CE requirement and professional interests.
Print the quiz if needed, watch the course videos, and mark your answers as you go. Start, stop, and return anytime.
Enter your answers into the Final Quiz after you have completed the course material.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
Browse New Mexico CEU courses by package size or topic and choose the continuing education that fits your annual requirement and professional goals.
Complete 10 hours of continuing education with a multi-topic package and have additional eligible hours available beyond New Mexico's annual 5-hour minimum.
Choose professional ethics seminars when you want to include ethics-focused education in your annual CE plan.
Build your own annual CE plan by selecting individual seminars in the topics most useful to your work.
New Mexico course collections include options that are Pre Qualified for Credit for NCRA / NVRA continuing education needs.
Helpful note: New Mexico requires 5 CE hours per calendar year and allows up to 5 excess eligible hours to carry forward one year. Always confirm that the specific course you choose qualifies under the CCR Board's current rules before reporting your credits.
Complete your continuing education without travel, hotel costs, or rearranging your workday around a live seminar. Jeff Justice Seminars has served court reporters since 1995.
Access your seminars online when your schedule allows.
Work through your courses in multiple sessions instead of completing everything at once.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
If you're unsure what you need or what you've already taken, Jeff can help you choose the right option.
These answers cover common questions New Mexico court reporters have about certification renewal and continuing education.
View All FAQsNew Mexico certified court reporters must complete 5 hours of continuing education during each calendar year.
For reporters initially certified during a calendar year, the first CE compliance year is the first full calendar year following initial certification.
Yes. New Mexico currently allows a maximum of 5 excess continuing education hours to carry forward from one year to the next.
Current CCR Board certification information states that New Mexico Certified Court Reporter renewals are due December 31 each year.
Yes. Current CCR Board information states that applicants for New Mexico Certified Court Reporter status must pass the NCRA Registered Professional Reporter examination. Reporters who already hold a valid RPR may apply for a waiver of the New Mexico examination process.
Yes. Our online seminars are available 24/7 and can be completed at your own pace. Always confirm that the specific course you choose qualifies under the New Mexico CCR Board's current CE rules.
Receive your certificate within minutes of passing the Final Exam and filling out the request form.
Contact Jeff before purchasing. He can help you review the courses you've taken in the past so you don't unnecessarily repeat a seminar.
Join us online for our newest 10-hour program. Two dates available — pick the one that works for you. NCRA/NVRA approved and pre-qualified for CEU credit in all states.
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