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A licensing specialist is reviewing a Pennsylvania file for SAFE testing. Which conclusion is best supported?

Correct Answer

B) A formerly licensed Pennsylvania mortgage originator who has been unlicensed for 5 continuous years or longer must retake the test, and time as a registered MLO does not count toward the 5-year period.

A formerly licensed Pennsylvania mortgage originator who has been unlicensed for 5 continuous years or longer must retake the test, and time as a registered MLO does not count toward the 5-year period.

Answer Options
A
Delay the Pennsylvania requirement until after the loan closes or the renewal period ends.
B
A formerly licensed Pennsylvania mortgage originator who has been unlicensed for 5 continuous years or longer must retake the test, and time as a registered MLO does not count toward the 5-year period.
C
Treat consumer consent as a cure for a prohibited or missing compliance step.
D
Treat the timing or filing requirement as optional if the transaction appears low risk.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A formerly licensed Pennsylvania mortgage originator who has been unlicensed for 5 continuous years or longer must retake the test, and time as a registered MLO does not count toward the 5-year period.

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