Frequently Asked Questions

The requirements usually include completing continuing education courses, submitting a renewal application through the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS), paying associated fees, and maintaining clean criminal and financial records.
Typically, a mortgage broker license needs to be renewed annually. However, this may vary depending on state laws and regulations.
Yes, most states require completion of continuing education courses each year in order to renew your license. These can usually be completed online or in-person and cover topics such as ethics, federal law updates, and loan products.
If you fail to renew your license on time, you may have to cease operations until the renewal is processed. In some cases, late fees may apply or you might even need to reapply for licensure.