1 Hour CA-DFPI SAFE: CE Update for CA-DFPI MLO’s Webinar (04/09/2024) (4PM-4:50PM EST) [NMLS #15899]
Course Format: CEQ/Webinar
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15899
Course Format: CEQ/Webinar
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15899
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15823
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15701
This brand-new continuing education
elective course is approved by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS)
(#15701) and meets Washington’s requirement for one (1) hours of
Washington-specific education. Licensees must complete a minimum of
nine (9) hours of certified continuing education (CE) in order to renew
licenses. The education must include at least:
As this course is brand new, anyone looking to
renew their Washington MLO license in 2024 can take this course regardless of
which Washington CE course you may have completed last year. This course
will cover several provisions of Washington Mortgage Law, focusing on
prohibited acts and required behaviors. It will also provide a refresher on mortgage lending and home ownership legislation.
This course is specifically designed for Arizona mortgage
professionals who have already completed the 8 Hours of annual NMLS-approved
continuing education and need 4 more hours of education to satisfy their
Responsible Individual requirement.
As part of the mortgage banker and mortgage broker renewal
process, the responsible individual (RI) must complete 12 units (1 unit = 50
minutes) of continuing education prior to December 31st of each calendar
year. A copy of the certificate(s) must
be sent to AZ-DIFI with the renewal checklist (which will be available on NMLS.
The certificate must show each course and units taken.
This course will cover the following topics within five
separate modules:
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 2 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15702
This brand-new continuing education elective
course is approved by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) (#15702)
and meets West Virginia’s requirement for two (2) hours of West
Virginia-specific education. Licensees must complete a minimum of
nine (9) hours of certified continuing education (CE) in order to renew
licenses. The education must include at least:
As this course is brand new, anyone looking to
renew their West Virginia MLO license in 2024 can take this course regardless
of which West Virginia CE course you may have completed last year. This
West Virginia 2HR CE course meets West Virginia’s requirement for 2 hours of
West Virginia-specific instruction and will focus on such topics as License
Renewal and Maintenance, Residential Mortgage Loans, Conditions and Limitations
of Certain Mortgage Transactions, and Disclosures and Advertising.
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 3 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15708
This brand-new continuing education elective
course is approved by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) (#15708)
and meets New York’s requirement for three (3) hours of New York-specific
education. Licensees must complete a minimum of eleven (11) hours of
certified continuing education (CE) in order to renew licenses. The education
must include at least:
As this course is brand new, anyone looking to
renew their New York MLO license in 2024 can take this course regardless of
which New York CE course you may have completed last year. This New York
3 Hour CE course meets New York’s requirement for 3 hours of New York-specific
education and will focus on provisions of the New York Banking Law, MLO
Standards and Prohibited Conduct, as well as New York Fair Lending Law and New York High Cost Home Loan Law.
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15710
This brand-new continuing education elective
course is approved by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) (#15710)
and meets Rhode Island’s requirement for one (1) hours of Rhode
Island-specific education. Licensees must complete a minimum of
eight (8) hours of certified continuing education (CE) in order to renew
licenses. The education must include at least:
As this course is brand new, anyone looking to
renew their Rhode Island MLO license in 2024 can take this course regardless of
which Rhode Island CE course you may have completed last year. This Rhode
Island 1 Hour CE course meets Rhode Island’s requirement for one hour of
state-specific instruction and will focus on provisions of the RI Home Loan
Protection Act, as well as an overview of community obligations and banking
offenses as it relates to title attorneys and title insurance, and mortgages of
real property, and will end with a refresher on additional Rhode Island consumer protection laws.
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15705
Qualified employees are required to complete 1
hour of Nevada specific education in the preceding 12 months to their
designation and each year after. This course will cover a variety of topics
that will all tie into the focus of consumer protection, fair lending, and
Nevada reporting requirements.
This continuing education elective course is
brand new for the year 2024 and is conducted in a one-hour online self-study
setting.
Course Format: Online / Self-Paced
Credit Hours: 1 Hour CE
NMLS Approval #15703
This brand-new continuing education elective
course is approved by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) (#15703)
and meets Massachusetts’s requirement for one (1) hours of
Massachusetts-specific education. Licensees must complete a minimum
of eight (8) hours of certified continuing education (CE) in order to renew
licenses. The education must include at least:
As this course is brand new, anyone looking to
renew their Massachusetts MLO license in 2024 can take this course regardless
of which Massachusetts CE course you may have completed last year. This
Massachusetts 1 Hour CE course meets Massachusetts’s requirement for 1 hour of
Massachusetts-specific education and will focus on License Renewal, License Requirements,
Advertising, Prohibited Acts, as well as Reverse Mortgage Loans.