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An Illinois-licensed mortgage lender allows its license to lapse for 60 days. Under the Residential Mortgage License Act, what is the consequence?

Correct Answer

A) The lender must immediately cease all mortgage lending activities

Under Illinois law, once a mortgage license lapses, the licensee must immediately cease all licensed activities. There is no grace period for operating without a valid license. The entity must apply for reinstatement or a new license.

Answer Options
A
The lender must immediately cease all mortgage lending activities
B
The lender may continue to operate during a 90-day grace period
C
The lender is automatically converted to a broker license
D
The lender may continue to service existing loans but not originate new ones for 30 days

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under Illinois law, once a mortgage license lapses, the licensee must immediately cease all licensed activities. There is no grace period for operating without a valid license. The entity must apply for reinstatement or a new license.

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