The one from Sweden is not liscense attorney, we can go on and on, on this, so this will be my last message.. I provided the actually document from the California Bar, it's no info from some condensed bar requirement guide, its is straight from the source with contact info.
Also there is another school, University of Washington, they have an online LLM in American Legal system, they dont make claim on their web-site but in a recent article, they did say their online LLM degree would probably meet the requirements for the California bar. So, there is JFK, FCSL, University of Washington all have indicated that their online LLM degree would meet the California requirements. Also, Regent doesn't make any claims, but if you look at their curriculum, the California Responsibility course is offered, why would a Virginia Law School be offering a California course unless their program would meet the requirement.
You indicated that you got your JD online, you should be happy that there are other avenues for people to achieve their goals but I digress. If my option doesn't work, I'm fine with it but I'm still proceeding as plan.
I have a good career and I don't have any intentions of leaving it. My career is still on the up rise, so, this is my best route, and the most cost effective, all I would be out of 20k (LLB/LLM combined) and the possibly to enhance my corporate career to VP / SR. VP level not that I need it with 2 master degrees from very good brick and motar schools and great experience. Best of luck to you.