A licensed MLO moves from California to Texas and applies for a Texas license. Which condition must be met to qualify for temporary authority in Texas?
Correct Answer
B) The MLO's previous state license must have been in good standing
To qualify for temporary authority, the MLO's license in the previous state must have been in good standing. The other requirements can be completed during the temporary authority period.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
To qualify for temporary authority, the MLO's license in the previous state must have been in good standing. The other requirements can be completed during the temporary authority period.
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