Mortgage Loan Originators
Mortgage Loan Originator Requirements
All Mortgage Loan Originators (MLOs) working for a Mortgage Broker or Consumer Loan licensee must hold an active MLO license. Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing Information
Call Center Hours
Our call center hours are Monday - Friday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Pacific Standard Time). Call us at (877) RING DFI (746-4334). Or email us at dcs@dfi.wa.gov.
Receive News and Updates Via Email
The Division of Consumer Services also sends out news and updates via email ListServs. To have updates sent directly to your email inbox, sign up for the Mortgage Loan Originator ListServ.
Quick Links For Loan Originators
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Featured News and Information
All Mortgage Loan Originator News
Subscribe To Email Updates
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New SAFE MLO Test with Uniform State Content Now Available
The new National SAFE MLO Test Component with uniform state content was implemented April 1, which creates a single test that can meet both the national and state testing requirements of the SAFE Act. In 20 states, MLOs seeking licensure with their state regulatory agency will no longer be required to take a second, state-specific test component. -
March 25 Education and Testing Changes Webinar Presentation
On March 25, we hosted a webinar regarding Mortgage Loan Originator Education and Testing changes. Below you will find a link to the PowerPoint presentation used during the webinar. -
New Pre Licensure Education Requirements to Start April 1
April 1 will bring an increase in Washington’s Pre-Licensing Education (PE) requirement for new MLOs. Applicants must complete 22 hours of PE with 4 hours covering Washington law. -
Winter 2013 Newsletter
The Division of Consumer Services Winter 2013 newsletter is now available. -
New SAFE MLO Test with Uniform State Component to Start April 1
The Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) has announced that a new National SAFE MLO Test with a uniform state component will be available on April 1, 2013. With the implementation of this new test, Washington will no longer require a second, state-specific test component to be taken by mortgage loan originators (MLOs) seeking licensure. - Short Sale Guidance
Guidance to licensees providing services in short sale transactions from DFI and the Washington Department of Licensing.
Laws And Rules
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Newsletters
- Winter 2013 Division Newsletter
- Fall 2012 Division Newsletter
- Spring 2012 Division Newsletter
- Winter 2012 Division Newsletter
- Fall 2011 Division Newsletter
- Summer 2011 Division Newsletter
- Spring 2011 Division Newsletter
Resources
- DFI's License Verification System
- NMLS License Verification System
- Mortgage Broker Interpretive Letters
- Guide to Interest Rates in Washington State
- DFI's Free Guide to Home Loans for Consumers
Contact Us
Our office hours are 8 am - 5 pm PST. (Monday-Friday) Our call center hours are 11 am - 5 pm PST.
| Phone: | (360) 902-8703 | Toll Free: | 1-877 RING DFI (746-4334) |
| Fax: | (360) 664-2258 | Email: | dcs@dfi.wa.gov |
Mailing Address
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For U.S. Postal Service:
Department of Financial Institutions Division of Consumer Services PO Box 41200 Olympia WA 98504-1200 |
For Overnight Delivery:
Department of Financial Institutions Division of Consumer Services 150 Israel Rd SW Tumwater WA 98501 |
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