An MLO fails to renew their state license by the December 31st deadline. What happens to their ability to originate loans?
Correct Answer
B) They must immediately cease all loan origination activities
Under NMLS and SAFE Act requirements, MLOs must cease all loan origination activities immediately if their license expires. There is no grace period for continuing loan origination with an expired license, as this would constitute unlicensed activity.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Under NMLS and SAFE Act requirements, MLOs must cease all loan origination activities immediately if their license expires. There is no grace period for continuing loan origination with an expired license, as this would constitute unlicensed activity.
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