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The NMLS Resource Center is the official gateway into the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System & Registry (NMLS) and provides users with tools, tips, news and updates. |
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System Maintenance for Test Appointment System January 29Posted 1/27/2012 The NMLS Test Appointment System will undergo system maintenance Sunday, January 29 from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm ET. During the upgrade candidates will not be able to schedule, reschedule, or cancel SAFE MLO test appointments. Tests already scheduled for January 29 will not be affected. Candidates will be able to take their test on that day. Two-Factor Renewal (FEDERAL)Posted 1/27/2012
Institution users are required to annually renew their two-factor credential subscriptions. The annual subscription fee is $55. These users will receive an email notification when their subscription is 30 days from expiring, and will be reminded each time they log in to NMLS. For information on renewing your credential subscription, see the Pay Credential Subscription Fees Quick Guide. Note: This applies only to institution users, not individual MLOs. Testing and Education Services RFPPosted 1/13/2012 The Conference of State Bank Supervisors will release a Request for Proposal seeking proposals for services related to the testing and education requirements of the SAFE Act. For more information, see Testing and Education RFP. Reactivating a Federal Registration (FEDERAL)Posted 1/5/2012 Institutions that employ Federal Registrants who failed to renew can reactivate a registration by following the procedure for annual renewal. For more information, see Annual Renewal and Reactivation. Renewal Period EndsPosted 1/1/2012 The Annual Renewal Period for 2011 has ended. Several states allow licensees who missed the deadline to reinstate their license. See Annual Renewal for more information. |
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System Maintenance for Test Appointment System January 29Posted 1/27/2012 The NMLS Test Appointment System will undergo system maintenance Sunday, January 29 from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm ET. During the upgrade candidates will not be able to schedule, reschedule, or cancel SAFE MLO test appointments. Tests already scheduled for January 29 will not be affected. Candidates will be able to take their test on that day. Two-Factor Renewal (FEDERAL)Posted 1/27/2012
Institution users are required to annually renew their two-factor credential subscriptions. The annual subscription fee is $55. These users will receive an email notification when their subscription is 30 days from expiring, and will be reminded each time they log in to NMLS. For information on renewing your credential subscription, see the Pay Credential Subscription Fees Quick Guide. Note: This applies only to institution users, not individual MLOs. NMLS Ombudsman Meeting Posted 1/13/2012 An open meeting with the NMLS Ombudsman will be held on Monday, February 6 from 2:00 pm – 5:00pm, prior to the NMLS Annual Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. Conference registration is not required for attendance at the meeting. Suggested agenda items, regarding either state licensure or federal registration, will be accepted until January 27. For more information, see NMLS Ombudsman. The meeting will be in-person only; there will be no dial-in available. Testing and Education Services RFPPosted 1/13/2012 The Conference of State Bank Supervisors will release a Request for Proposal seeking proposals for services related to the testing and education requirements of the SAFE Act. For more information, see Testing and Education RFP. |
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Two-Factor Renewal (FEDERAL)Posted 1/27/2012
Institution users are required to annually renew their two-factor credential subscriptions. The annual subscription fee is $55. These users will receive an email notification when their subscription is 30 days from expiring, and will be reminded each time they log in to NMLS. For information on renewing your credential subscription, see the Pay Credential Subscription Fees Quick Guide. Note: This applies only to institution users, not individual MLOs. Reactivating a Federal Registration (FEDERAL)Posted 1/5/2012 Institutions that employ Federal Registrants who failed to renew can reactivate a registration by following the procedure for annual renewal. For more information, see Annual Renewal and Reactivation. |
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