Which prior regulatory event prevents Delaware MLO license issuance under the minimum standards?
Correct Answer
A) A mortgage loan originator license revocation in any governmental jurisdiction that has not been formally vacated
Delaware minimum issuance standards require that the applicant never had an MLO license revoked in any governmental jurisdiction, unless the revocation was formally vacated.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Delaware minimum issuance standards require that the applicant never had an MLO license revoked in any governmental jurisdiction, unless the revocation was formally vacated.
Why the Other Options Are Wrong
Option B: A parking ticket
A parking ticket is not the MLO license revocation standard.
Option C: A prior license approval in another state
Prior approval is not the disqualifying revocation.
Option D: Completion of NMLS-approved PE
PE completion is an issuance requirement, not the revocation bar.
Memory Technique
DE-C019 -> Delaware-prohibited-acts-and-enforcement
Exam Tip
Unvacated MLO license revocation is a Delaware issuance blocker.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- -Importing another state requirement into Delaware
- -Confusing NMLS baseline requirements with Delaware-specific rules
- -Treating operational assumptions as legal authority
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