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A Georgia lender moves its main office on 1 June 2026 and notifies the Department on 20 July. What relocation-notice deadline and scheduled fine apply to this late notice?

Correct Answer

C) A fine of $500: notice was owed within 30 days of the relocation

A licensee who relocates the main office or any additional office and does not notify the Department within thirty days of the relocation is subject to a fine of $500. Other choices: late notice is the violation rather than no notice; the $5,000 figure belongs to operating an unapproved branch; and the period is 30 days rather than 10. Source: Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 80-11-3-.01(5)

Answer Options
A
A fine of $5,000: an unapproved office fine applies to the move
B
No fine, because the Department was notified of the move at all
C
A fine of $500: notice was owed within 30 days of the relocation
D
A fine of $500: notice was owed within 10 days of the relocation

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A licensee who relocates the main office or any additional office and does not notify the Department within thirty days of the relocation is subject to a fine of $500. Other choices: late notice is the violation rather than no notice; the $5,000 figure belongs to operating an unapproved branch; and the period is 30 days rather than 10. Source: Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 80-11-3-.01(5)

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