During a Kentucky new-license application, a sponsorship reviewer must resolve a question about licensing and NMLS authority. Which statement should control?
Correct Answer
B) Kentucky DFI says out-of-state branches that do Kentucky business must be licensed by the Department.
Kentucky DFI says out-of-state branches that do Kentucky business must be licensed by the Department.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Kentucky DFI says out-of-state branches that do Kentucky business must be licensed by the Department.
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