An MLO working under temporary authority fails to submit required fingerprints within the specified timeframe. What is the consequence?
Correct Answer
C) The temporary authority terminates immediately
Failure to meet any continuing requirement during the temporary authority period, including submitting required fingerprints, results in immediate termination of the temporary authority.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Failure to meet any continuing requirement during the temporary authority period, including submitting required fingerprints, results in immediate termination of the temporary authority.
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