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Cao Nguyễn Bảo Phúc đang tìm kiếm từ khóa Affirmative duty that the residential mortgage Lending Act places on licensees được Update vào lúc : 2022-12-14 15:32:03 . Với phương châm chia sẻ Bí quyết Hướng dẫn trong nội dung bài viết một cách Chi Tiết 2022. Nếu sau khi Read nội dung bài viết vẫn ko hiểu thì hoàn toàn có thể lại Comment ở cuối bài để Mình lý giải và hướng dẫn lại nha.Chapter 11. Mortgage Lenders and Brokers.
- § 26–1101. Definitions.§ 26–1102. Exemptions.§ 26–1103. License requirements.§ 26–1104. Issuance of license.§ 26–1105. Acquisition of control; application.§ 26–1106. Rejection of license application.§ 26–1107. License expiration and renewal; annual fee.§ 26–1108. Change of place of business.§ 26–1109. Record keeping requirements.§ 26–1110. Annual report.§ 26–1111. Surrender of license.§ 26–1112. Examinations and investigations.§ 26–1113. Required loan disclosures.§ 26–1114. Prohibited practices.§ 26–1115. Escrow accounts.§ 26–1116. Advertising.§ 26–1117. Evasive business tactics.§ 26–1118. Suspension, revocation, and enforcement.§ 26–1119. Hearing procedures.§ 26–1120. Limitation on name of mortgage business.§ 26–1120.01. Confidential information.§ 26–1120.02. Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry reporting requirements.§ 26–1120.03. Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry information challenge process.§ 26–1121. Authority of Commissioner to issue rules and regulations.
- What are the laws that regulate the lending activities of mortgage licensees in California?Who is eligible under California Residential mortgage Lending Act for licensing?What is the name of the division responsible for the licensing regulation and enforcement of mortgage loan originators in Colorado?What is the relationship between the California Residential mortgage Lending Act and the finance Lenders law?
(i) within 15 calendar days of any material change in the information outlined in Subsection R162-2c-203(1)(b), provide to the division written notice of the change;
(ii) with regard to the criminal history disclosure required under Subsection R162-2c-203(1)(b)(ix),
(A) obtain each student's signature before allowing the student to participate in course instruction;
(B) retain each signed criminal history disclosure for a minimum of two years; and
(C) make any signed criminal history disclosure available to the division upon request;
(iii) maintain a record of each student's attendance for a minimum of five years after enrollment;
(iv) upon request of the division, substantiate any claim made in advertising materials;
(v) maintain a high quality of instruction;
(vi) adhere to all state laws and regulations regarding school and instructor certification;
(vii) provide the instructors for each course with the required course content outline;
(viii) require instructors to adhere to the approved course content;
(ix) comply with a division request for information within 10 business days of the date of the request;
(x) upon completion of the course requirements, provide a certificate of completion to each student; and
(xi) ensure that the material is current in courses taught on:
(B) Utah administrative rules;
(b) Prohibited conduct. A school that engages in any prohibited activity shall be subject to discipline under Sections 61-2c-401 through 61-2c-405. A school may not:
(i) accept payment from a student without first providing to that student the information outlined in Subsections R162-2c-203(1)(b)(vi) through R162-2c-203(1)(b)(ix);
(ii) continue to operate after the expiration date of the school certification and without renewing;
(iii) continue to offer a course after its expiration date and without renewing;
(iv) allow an instructor whose instructor certification has expired to continue teaching;
(v) allow an individual student to earn more than eight credit hours of education in a single day;
(vi) award credit to a student who has not complied with the minimum attendance requirements;
(vii) allow a student to obtain credit for all or part of a course by taking an examination in lieu of attending the course;
(viii) give valuable consideration to a person licensed with the division under Title 61, Chapter 2c, Utah Residential Mortgage Practices and Licensing Act, for referring students to the school;
(ix) accept valuable consideration from a person licensed with the division under Title 61, Chapter 2c, Utah Residential Mortgage Practices and Licensing Act, for referring students to a licensed mortgage entity;
(x) allow licensed mortgage entities to solicit prospective mortgage loan originators the school during class time or during the 10-minute break that is permitted during each hour of instruction;
(xi) require a student to attend any program organized for the purpose of solicitation;
(xii) make a misrepresentation in its advertising;
(xiii) advertise in any manner that denigrates the mortgage profession;
(xiv) advertise in any manner that disparages a competitor's services or methods of operation;
(xv) advertise or teach any course that has not been certified by the division;
(xvi) advertise a course with language that indicates division approval is pending or otherwise forthcoming; or
(xvii) attempt by any means to obtain or to use in its educational offerings the questions from any mortgage examination unless the questions have been dropped from the current bank of exam questions.
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