An MLO applies for a license in a new state on January 15th and begins working under temporary authority on February 1st. If no decision is made on their application, when does their temporary authority expire?
Correct Answer
D) June 1st
Temporary authority lasts for 120 days from when the MLO begins operating under that authority, not from the application date. Starting February 1st, the 120-day period ends on June 1st.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Temporary authority lasts for 120 days from when the MLO begins operating under that authority, not from the application date. Starting February 1st, the 120-day period ends on June 1st.
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