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The NMLS Resource Center is the official gateway into the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System & Registry (NMLS) and provides users with tools, tips, news and updates.
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The Deadline for December Renewal is Coming SoonPosted 11/19/2019 Some states have a renewal deadline other than December 31.
For complete renewal information, see the Annual
Renewal page on the NMLS Resource Center. You can identify renewal
deadlines by downloading the Renewal Deadlines, Requirements, Fees Chart. NMLS Release 2019.11 Scheduled for November 24, 2019Posted 11/18/2019 NMLS Maintenance Release 2019.11 is scheduled for November
24. The release contains system enhancements for Temporary Authority to Operate,
which can be reviewed in the NMLS 2019.11 Release
Notes. NMLS Scheduled for System Maintenance Saturday, November 16, 2019Posted 11/15/2019 Due to scheduled system maintenance, NMLS and NMLS Consumer
Access will be unavailable Saturday, November 16, from 6:00 a.m. to noon ET. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. 2020 NMLS Annual Conference - Draft Agenda Available!Posted 11/14/2019 The draft agenda for the 2020 NMLS Annual Conference & Training is now available! Visit, www.nmlsconference.org and view the 2020 draft agenda tab. The early bird registration deadline is December 16. REGISTER TODAY!
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New Mexico Adds In-State and Out-of-State Motor Vehicle Sales Finance Licenses to NMLS November 1, 2019Posted 11/1/2019 NMLS
is now receiving new application and transition filings for the following New
Mexico Financial Institutions Division licenses. New applicants and
existing licensees are now able to submit these records through NMLS. - In-State Motor
Vehicle Sales Finance License
- Out-of-State Motor
Vehicle Sales Finance License
Note: Companies holding these license types are required to submit
a license transition request through NMLS by filing a Company Form (MU1) and an
Individual Form (MU2) for each of their control persons by December 31. Additionally,
for each branch holding these license types, companies are required to complete
and submit a Branch Form (MU3). Click here
for more information.
Rhode Island to Add Currency Transmitter, Replacing the Electronic Money Transferor and Sale of Check Licenses to NMLS, November 1, 2019Posted 10/31/2019 Starting
November 1, NMLS will begin receiving new application and transition filings for
the Rhode Island Division of Banking Currency Transmitter License. Companies
holding the Rhode Island Division of Banking Electronic Money Transferor
License or the Rhode Island Division of Banking Sale of Check License are
required to submit a license transition request for the Currency Transmitter
License, through NMLS by filing a Company Form (MU1) and an Individual Form
(MU2) for each of their control persons by
December 31. Click
here for more information.
Mississippi to Add Check Cashing, Credit Availability, Insurance Premium Finance, Consumer Loan Broker and Pawnbroker Licenses to NMLS November 1, 2019Posted 10/31/2019 Starting
November 1, NMLS will begin receiving new application and transition filings
for the following Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance
licenses and registrations. New applicants and existing licensees will
be able to submit these records through NMLS. - Check Cashing
License
- Check Cashing
Registration
- Credit Availability
License
- Credit Availability
Registration
- Insurance Premium
Finance License
- Consumer Loan
Broker License
- Pawnbroker License
Note: Companies holding these license types are required to submit
a license transition request through NMLS by filing a Company Form (MU1) and an
Individual Form (MU2) for each of their control persons by December 31. Additionally,
for each branch holding these license types, companies are required to complete
and submit a Branch Form (MU3). Click here
for more information.
Nevada Assembly Bill No.468 Passes During 79th Nevada Legislative Session Posted 10/22/2019 During
the 79th Nevada Legislative session (2017), Assembly Bill No.468 (“AB 468”) was
introduced and passed. The bill repealed the provisions of the law that
regulate mortgage bankers and revised the provisions of the law that currently
regulate brokers to apply to both mortgage bankers and brokers, both of which
are now included in the term “mortgage company.” Additionally, the term
“mortgage agent” was changed to “mortgage loan originator.” A copy of AB 468
can be obtained under “MLD Updates” on the Division’s website. |
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