In order to maintain your NMLS endorsement, you must complete 8 hours of NMLS-approved continuing education by December 31 of each year. If you completed your basic education and received your endorsement in the same year, you do not have to complete the continuing education that year. See the Mortgage Loan Originator Renewal Requirements at the bottom of this page for more detailed information. NMLS Course Provider #1400593

This is an 8-Hour CA SAFE Comprehensive course requirement to meet the SAFE Mortgage Licensing Act mandate for state licensed mortgage loan originators in California. The course is designed to provide an extensive overview of the core subject areas (3 hours of Federal regulations, 2 hours Ethics, including Fraud, Fair Lending and Consumer Protection and 2 hours of non-traditional Lending and 1 hour of California state specific. The total 8 hours will allowed licensed mortgage loan originators in California to meet their continuing education requirement for license renewal.

In order to receive credit for this course you are required to:

• Have a webcam and microphone for this course (for online version)

• Present your photo ID before the start of the class

• Be present (or logged in for online) for the entire length of the course

• Adhere to the ​ to the Rules of Conduct as specified by the NMLS

• Provide us with your NMLS ID# 

Once you complete the course your credit will be submitted directly to the NMLS by the school.

Enroll below to reserve your spot in the class. All course material is included and will be provided in class or shipped to you ahead of time for online. ​You will receive all information and instructions about your course by email (this may take a few business days).  

In order to maintain your NMLS endorsement, you must complete 8 hours of NMLS-approved continuing education by December 31 of each year. (If you completed your basic education and received your endorsement in the same year, you do not have to complete the continuing education that year.) After completion of the 8-hour course, but no earlier than November 1, individuals are able to complete annual attestation that their record is up-to-date, pay their annual NMLS processing fee, and submit and pay for any renewal requests required by their state regulators. This must be done by the student via their NMLS account. 

If a licensee fails to complete the renewal process for a license during the renewal period or by the submission date required by their regulator, the licensee may complete the renewal process through NMLS during a reinstatement period. Licensees may be required to pay a late fee to reinstate their licenses during this time. Regulators may provide different timeframes for reinstatement, or may prohibit reinstatement altogether. More information on renewal guidelines can be found on the NMLS Resource Center.