How to Get a Nevada Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO) License
Nevada Mortgage License Requirements
- Complete a Criminal Background Check (CBC)
- Authorize a credit report through the NMLS
- Fulfill all state and federal education requirements as designated by your state agency
- Take and pass a National Test
- Be in compliance with court-ordered child support payments (if applicable)
- Obtain sponsorship by a licensed mortgage broker, mortgage banker, or exempt entity
- Be associated with only one mortgage broker or mortgage banker
- Be included on the Surety Bond held by the sponsoring company
- Be at least 18 years of age
Steps to Get a Nevada Mortgage License
- Complete a background check and authorize a credit report
- Fulfill state and federal education requirements
- Pass the National Test
- Ensure compliance with child support payments (if applicable)
- Obtain sponsorship from a licensed mortgage broker, mortgage banker, or exempt entity
- Pay the Nevada application fee and Attorney General assessment
Course Description
Cameron Academy’s online 30-Hour SAFE Act Pre-License Course is designed to meet the Nevada mortgage education requirements for obtaining a mortgage loan originator license. This comprehensive course covers federal law, ethics, non-traditional mortgage lending, electives, and Nevada state-specific education to help you become a successful MLO in Nevada.
Course Features
- Online, self-paced learning
- Engaging content, including interactive quizzes and multimedia presentations
- Expert support from experienced instructors
- Meets NMLS-approved education requirements
- Course completion certificate provided upon successful completion
Start your mortgage career with Cameron Academy’s MLO License Course – an engaging online course offering education and support for success in the mortgage field. Enroll today and make a meaningful difference as a Mortgage Loan Originator!
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