An MLO's license was suspended for 90 days due to failure to maintain required continuing education. During the suspension period, the MLO continues to take loan applications but does not originate any loans. What is the most likely consequence?
Correct Answer
C) Immediate revocation of the license for violating suspension terms
Under the SAFE Act, working in any capacity as an MLO during a suspension period is prohibited and typically results in immediate license revocation. Taking applications is considered MLO activity regardless of whether loans are originated.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Under the SAFE Act, working in any capacity as an MLO during a suspension period is prohibited and typically results in immediate license revocation. Taking applications is considered MLO activity regardless of whether loans are originated.
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