An Alaska branch supervisor is reviewing a loan-originator transfer tied to licensing and NMLS authority. Which rule should be applied?
Correct Answer
B) Alaska licenses administered in NMLS are checked through NMLS and Alaska Division of Banking and Securities resources.
Alaska licenses administered in NMLS are checked through NMLS and Alaska Division of Banking and Securities resources.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Alaska licenses administered in NMLS are checked through NMLS and Alaska Division of Banking and Securities resources.
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