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Every year, thousands of mortgage loan originators sit down to knock out their eight hours of continuing education. Most do it honestly. A small number look…
Most mortgage loan originators need 8 hours of NMLS-approved continuing education each year. The standard requirement generally includes 3 hours of federal law, 2 hours of ethics, 2 hours of nontraditional mortgage lending, and 1 hour of elective education. However, several states require the elective hour to be state-specific, and a few states require more than 8 total hours. Because NMLS continuing education requirements can vary by license authority, MLOs should always confirm their exact requirements in NMLS before renewal.
Most mortgage loan originators need 8 hours of NMLS continuing education each year. However, the exact number can depend on the state or states where the MLO is licensed. Some states accept the standard 8-hour SAFE Act CE course, while others require state-specific education or more than 8 total hours. If you are licensed in more than one state, do not assume one generic 8-hour course satisfies every license. Review your NMLS record and confirm the CE requirements for each state license before renewal.
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