An MLO's license is revoked in one state. What is the likely impact on the MLO's ability to obtain a license in another state?
Correct Answer
B) The MLO will likely be denied a license in other states
The NMLS system allows states to share information about administrative actions. A license revocation in one state typically creates a bar to licensing in other states, as it demonstrates unfitness to engage in mortgage loan origination activities.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The NMLS system allows states to share information about administrative actions. A license revocation in one state typically creates a bar to licensing in other states, as it demonstrates unfitness to engage in mortgage loan origination activities.
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