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An MLO candidate with a law degree argues that their legal education should satisfy the pre-licensure education requirement. Under the SAFE Act, is this position correct?

Correct Answer

C) No, because the 20-hour requirement applies to all candidates regardless of background

The SAFE Act mandates that all MLO candidates complete 20 hours of pre-licensure education specific to mortgage loan origination. No exemptions are provided for prior education, including law degrees or other professional qualifications.

Answer Options
A
Yes, if the law degree included courses on lending and consumer protection
B
Yes, because legal education exceeds the rigor of MLO coursework
C
No, because the 20-hour requirement applies to all candidates regardless of background
D
No, unless the candidate also has banking experience

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The SAFE Act mandates that all MLO candidates complete 20 hours of pre-licensure education specific to mortgage loan origination. No exemptions are provided for prior education, including law degrees or other professional qualifications.

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