Are you interested in joining the mortgage industry as a Loan Processor or Loan Officer?

This three week course is the required 20 hour NMLS SAFE pre-licensing education requirement in obtaining a Mortgage Originator License.

Classes begin March 6th thru March 21st, Monday and Tuesday evenings from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM (3 week course), at the SLCC Miller Professional Development Center (MPDC), 9750 S 300 W, Sandy, Utah.

This is a fun, interactive classroom with discussions, case studies, experiences and humor.

Who Will Benefit From This Course?

• Those considering a career in the mortgage industry as a Loan Officer or Loan Processor.

• Graduating High School Seniors exploring career opportunities.

• College Students

• Anyone looking for supplemental income for their family. (Many mortgage companies allow you to work from home and on your schedule).

• Bank employees looking to advance in their career.

• Those who have been licensed as mortgage loan originators in the past and want to return to the industry.

• Anyone who wants to understand the mortgage loan process better, particularly if you're purchasing or refinancing a home (even if you're not interested in pursuing a license, the information learned in this class is invaluable.)

We take you through all of the steps to get your MLO license.

How To Become a Loan Officer

The Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act of 2008 (SAFE Act) established requirements for the licensing and/or registration of all Mortgage Loan Originators (MLOs.) Below you will find the profession requirements needed to become a state-licensed mortgage loan officer.

Criminal Background Check – Fingerprints will need to be submitted through Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) for an FBI criminal background check.

Education – Completion of pre-license education. (This 20-Hour SAFE Course)

Testing – Required to pass National and State components of the SAFE MLO Test.

Credit Report – Applicants will have a credit report run through NMLS.

If you’re ready to take the next step and become a loan officer, register for our loan officer training and get your MLO license!

NMLS Course Provider ID: 1405031

NMLS Approved Course ID: 5945

Class is taught by Corey Moser, a 20-year mortgage veteran.