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Below you will find information on the following
topics for Oklahoma: Mortgage Broker Licensing, Mortgage
Broker Training, Mortgage Broker License Requirements, Oklahoma
Mortgage Laws and Regulations, Mortgage Broker Schools, etc.
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Oklahoma Mortgage License and Education Information |
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The Oklahoma Department
of Consumer Credit regulates the Oklahoma Mortgage Broker Licensing. A mortgage
broker is any person who, for compensation or gain, makes or holds himself or
herself out to be able to make or assist a person in obtaining or applying to
obtain a residential mortgage loan. Unless exempt from licensure under the Mortgage
Broker Licensure Act, a person may not engage in the business of a mortgage broker
without first obtaining and maintaining a license under the Mortgage Broker Licensure
Act.
The following information is required to obtain a mortgage broker license in
Oklahoma:
- Submit a completed and signed application along with the application fee
and other required documents to the department. A complete and accurate application
will be processed within 30 days of receiving the complete application package
and the decision of whether the license has been granted or denied will be
delivered to the applicant.
- A license is valid for three years. This license may be renewed by submitting
documentation by December 31 of the third year.
- An applicant wishing to obtain a mortgage broker license must have proof
of 3 years continuous experience within the last five years in the residential
Mortgage loan industry, real estate sales of lending industry. Or the applicant
must have satisfactorily completed applicable educational requirements as
established by the Commission on Consumer Credit during the three (3) years
immediately preceding the time of application. A list of approved Mortgage
Broker Continuing Education Vendors can be found online by clicking Mortgage
Brokers - Approved Continuing Education Facilities.
- The applicant must have a Trust account in a federally insured bank in Oklahoma.
- All applicants must take and past a mortgage broker's test. The study guide
and test schedules can be found at the website. This test must be taken and
passed not more than one year preceding the time of the application.
- Submit a recent financial statement including balance sheet along with the
application.
- Include a copy of all basic documents establishing the entity of the applicant.
- Submit a separate application for branch office license.
Application can be downloaded at Mortgage
Broker License Application.
Visit the Mortgage Brokers - Oklahoma
Department of Consumer Credit for more information.
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