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  2. Begin by entering your NMLS Company Unique ID Number and Applicant Legal Name in the designated fields. Ensure that these details match your official records.
  3. Fill in your DRE License Number accurately. This is crucial for processing your application correctly.
  4. Complete the Resident/Registered Agent section with the broker’s information as filed with DRE, ensuring consistency across all documents.
  5. Designate a Qualifying Individual on the Company Form (MU1) and ensure their business address matches the Main Address on file with DRE.
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Contrary to common belief, there is no minimum credit score required to become a licensed Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO). The Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS) does run background checks, which may include reviewing your credit report.
To obtain a MLO license endorsement, a new application and appropriate fees must be filed again. An applicant for an Individual MLO license endorsement must also authorize a new credit report, submit new fingerprints for a criminal background check, and complete the appropriate NMLS continuing education.
Personal MLO Requirements Submitting your fingerprints to the FBI and pass a criminal background check ( felonies committed in the past seven years or any financial crimes concerning forgery, fraud, bribery, etc., will disqualify you)
Summary Table ActivityRequires License? Providing, discussing, or explaining disclosures to a prospective borrower No Signing a prequalification letter or preapproval letter Yes Making a credit decision on behalf of the company that employs you No Publicly stating that you are a loan officer, mortgage consultant, etc. Yes Jul 4, 2025
The NMLS ID number lets you know the mortgage company or MLO you are working with has met the requirements to obtain and maintain their license or registration enabling them to conduct mortgage business.

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