How to get a mortgage loan originator license in Montana
Take 20 hours of pre-license education and pass a licensing exam. MLO pre-license education must include 18 hours of general NMLS-approved education and a 2-hour Montana state-specific elective.
Read the Montana mortgage loan originator license training how-to page
Complete education for obtaining a mortgage loan originator license with the DBFI. Includes live exam prep webinar.
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Online Materials Includes Video Online Audio Live Class Webinar State Component Printable Certificate PDF & EPUB eBook Practice Tests Test Simulator Live Test Prep Webinar20-hour National SAFE prelicense course for obtaining a mortgage loan originator license. Includes test prep webinar.
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Online Materials Includes Video Online Audio Live Class Webinar Printable Certificate PDF & EPUB eBook Practice Tests Test Simulator Live Test Prep Webinar Everything you need to become a licensed MLO under the Montana DBFI. Includes DBFI state-specific education.
National online instructor-led license training to become a mortgage loan originator
Mandatory Montana state-specific component for DBFI mortgage licensee applicants
Prepare yourself for the NMLS MLO licensing exam with this 2-hour live webinar
Prepare yourself for the NMLS MLO licensing exam with this self-paced online video course
How to renew your Montana MLO license
Mortgage loan originators licensed in Montana must take 8 hours of NMLS-approved continuing education every year. This includes 7 hours of NMLS core education and a 1-hour generic elective. No state-specific education is required. All CE is due by December 31.Read the Montana mortgage loan originator continuing education how-to page
General 8-hour online continuing education course for MLO licensees who do not need a state-specific course
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Online Course Includes Video Printable Certificate PDF & EPUB eBookOptional Add-Ons:
Read-Along Audio MP3
General 7 hours of NMLS continuing education for MLO licensees who might also need a state-specific course
