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A North Dakota state compliance officer is reviewing a state-law refresher tied to continuing education and renewal. Which rule should be applied?

Correct Answer

B) North Dakota mortgage licensees may have state or NMLS reporting, notice, call report, amendment, or renewal-update obligations.

North Dakota mortgage licensees may have state or NMLS reporting, notice, call report, amendment, or renewal-update obligations.

Answer Options
A
North Dakota: Mortgage records may be discarded once a loan is sold or servicing is transferred.
B
North Dakota mortgage licensees may have state or NMLS reporting, notice, call report, amendment, or renewal-update obligations.
C
North Dakota: Surety bond, report, and notice duties arise only after a consumer complaint has already been filed.
D
North Dakota: The state regulator cannot examine records if the company also files information through NMLS.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

North Dakota mortgage licensees may have state or NMLS reporting, notice, call report, amendment, or renewal-update obligations.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: North Dakota: Mortgage records may be discarded once a loan is sold or servicing is transferred.

This choice conflicts with the official North Dakota or NMLS rule tested by the item.

Option C: North Dakota: Surety bond, report, and notice duties arise only after a consumer complaint has already been filed.

This choice overstates, understates, or misroutes the North Dakota state-law, regulator, or NMLS requirement.

Option D: North Dakota: The state regulator cannot examine records if the company also files information through NMLS.

This choice ignores the North Dakota controlling source condition that controls the licensing, scope, sponsor, bond, record, conduct, advertising, servicing, or enforcement scenario.

Memory Technique

ND -> nd-bonds-records-reports-exams

Exam Tip

North Dakota bond and record questions test surety coverage, books and records, regulator access, reports, notices, call reports, and examination authority.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • -Using generic federal mortgage facts when North Dakota state-specific rules are being tested
  • -Confusing North Dakota individual MLO licensing with company, branch, sponsor, bond, or record requirements
  • -Treating North Dakota state-law conduct, advertising, reporting, servicing, or enforcement requirements as optional
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