Upcoming Correction for NMLS NotificationsPosted 7/29/2021 As a result of the NMLS maintenance work completed this past weekend, an unintended change was made in the email domain that is used to send notifications to NMLS users. The address used to be NMLS_Notifications@NMLSNotifications.com Currently, NMLS users are receiving messages from NMLS_Notifications@statemortgageregistry.com. Messages are either getting stuck in a spam folder, or the domain is not whitelisted altogether. To resolve this issue, we have scheduled a fix for Saturday, July 31 to revert the email back to NMLS_Notifications@nmlsnotifications.com. In the meantime, NMLS users will continue receiving their messages from the new address. We apologize for any inconvenience this may be causing.
FINAL REMINDER: NMLS and NMLS Consumer Access System Maintenance July 21 – 26, 2021 Posted 7/21/2021 NMLS and NMLS Consumer Access will be unavailable for planned system maintenance Wednesday, July 21, 8:00 p.m. ET through Monday, July 26, 7:00 a.m. ET. If you have questions about the upcoming system maintenance, please contact the NMLS Call Center at 1-855-NMLS-123 (1-855-665-7123), Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. ET.
REMINDER: NMLS and NMLS Consumer Access System Maintenance July 21 – 26, 2021 Posted 7/13/2021 NMLS and NMLS Consumer Access will be unavailable for planned system maintenance Wednesday, July 21, 8:00 p.m. ET through Monday, July 26, 7:00 a.m. ET. If you have questions about the upcoming system maintenance, please contact the NMLS Call Center at 1-855-NMLS-123 (1-855-665-7123), Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. ET.
Deadline to Comment on Money Services Businesses (MSB) Business-specific proposal is July 23Posted 7/7/2021
Submissions should be directed to comments@csbs.org and must include the respondent’s contact information in order to be considered. Comments received, as well as the submitter’s name and company, will be posted on the NMLS Resource Center.
Click here to view a recording of the NMLS Modernization Town Hall that was held June 30, to provide an overview of the proposal. |
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Minnesota Adds Student Loan Servicer Licenses to NMLS Effective August 1, 2021Posted 8/2/2021 NMLS will begin receiving new application filings for the Minnesota Department of Commerce. New applicants will be able to submit these records through NMLS. - Student Loan Servicer – Federal Contract
- Student Loan Servicer License
- Student Loan Servicer Branch License
Applicants are now able to view the license requirements on the State Agency Licensing page. Click here for more information.
Connecticut Adds Federal Student Loan Servicer Registrant to NMLS July 21, 2021Posted 7/21/2021 NMLS will begin receiving new application filings for the Connecticut Department of Banking. New applicants will be able to submit these records through NMLS. - Federal Student Loan Servicer Registrant
Applicants are now able to view the license requirements on the State Agency Licensing page. Click here for more information.California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation will License Debt Collectors, Beginning September 1, 2021Posted 7/12/2021 To continue operating in California next year, all debt collectors must apply for a license through the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation by Dec. 31, 2021. Companies and branches may continue to operate as a debt collector in California while their application is pending. If an application is submitted after this date, companies will be required to wait for the issuance of a license before they can operate in California. The application requests financials and other information and must be submitted via NMLS. In addition, applicants must submit fingerprints to the California Department of Justice. The application will be available on NMLS starting Sept. 1, 2021. For further information about debt collectors' licensing requirements, please refer to the DFPI's Debt Collectors web page and FAQs. To avoid missing important updates, companies are strongly encouraged to subscribe to the DFPI's email subscription service.
Vermont Rescinds Combination of License TypesPosted 7/6/2021 Vermont's legislature recently rescinded the “Combination of License Types" option. Companies and branches that hold a Combination of License Types will need to file an application through the NMLS to transition back to the individual licenses needed to conduct their business – either the Lender License, Mortgage Broker License, Loan Solicitation License, and/or Loan Servicer License. The transition period will begin on July 6, 2021 and will end on September 30, 2021. The transition is not optional. Licensees should review the Transition Checklists for instructions and may direct any questions about the transition to Phyllis.berry@vermont.gov Company Branch |
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