Non-Depository Services Division





 
 


Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System ("NMLS")

  NMLS Website
  NMLS Training Schedule
►  NMLS Call Center Telephone Number -- (240) 386-4444


Notice of Intent
RML Expired License Reinstatement Procedure

November 20, 2009

NMLS 2010 Streamlined Renewal Process
► Mortgage Loan Originators
Mortgage Brokers & Mortgage Lenders

October 30, 2009

Payday Loans - Consumer Pamphlet

NMLS Approved Course Providers
Updated Weekly

NMLS Master Course Catalog
Updated Monday-Friday

Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp.
Ceases All Origination Operations

► Consumer Information
► Industry Information

August 5, 2009

Residential Mortgage Licensees - 2009 Louisiana SAFE Legislation
Surety Bond Requirements
Effective July 31, 2009

Licensed Lenders - 2009 Legislation
Effective July 31, 2009

FTC Facts -- Reverse Mortgages
April 2009

Federal Reserve Press Release - Foreclosure Scams
5 Tips for Avoiding Foreclosure Scams

NMLS Marks Successful First Year
February 11, 2009

Vendors Selected for S.A.F.E. Testing and Education Requirements
Jan. 23, 2009

NMLS - Attestation Stage Begins for 2009 Streamlined Renewal Process
Oct. 13, 2008

RML Continuing Education Providers

OFI Advisory Opinion -  Rule of 78’s Rebates    
Aug. 29, 2008

OFI Advisory Opinion - Credit Insurance Rebates  
Aug. 29,  2008

Press Release - - NMLS Available Beginning August 1, 2008

FTC Facts for Consumers - Foreclosure Rescue Scams

Mortgage Workouts, Now Tax-Free for Many Homeowners;
Claim Relief on Newly-Revised IRS Form
 

Feb. 12, 2008

FTC Warns Mortgage Advertisers and Media That Ads May Be Deceptive! 
September 11, 2007

New Policy for Licensed Lenders with Multiple Locations  
August 29, 2007

Residential Mortgage Lending - Dual Role Restrictions
Act 39 - 2007 Louisiana Legislature
 
August 15, 2007

Ameriquest Settlement
July 12, 2007

NOTICE:  Most non-depository programs require that a licensee pay a fee and provide
prior written notification of any changes such as: 
● change of control in ownership or stock transfers,
● change of name,
● change of location,
● change in legal identity,
● addition of trade name, etc.

To avoid severe penalties for failure to provide prior written notice, contact this office
at least 30 days prior to any changes that you may be considering.
 


IMPORTANT! Applicants are not licensed to operate until a license is received.


 

Emergency Advisories
Residential Mortgage Lenders/Brokers/Originators
Pawnbrokers

Emergency Preparedness Information

Emergency Closure Notice

 

This division is responsible for the licensing, supervision, and regulation of 11 programs.  For brief descriptions of the types of entities supervised by this division, click here.  Click here for information regarding filing a complaint   The e-mail address for the Non-Depository Division is ofiland@ofi.louisiana.gov  

Program Descriptions

Bond for Deed
Persons designated by the parties to a bond for deed transaction to distribute payments made by the buyer to the holder of a mortgage in the real property subject to the transaction.
Check Cashers  
A person, unless otherwise exempt, who accepts compensation for cashing checks, drafts, money orders, or other commercial paper.
Licensed Lenders
Persons engaged in the business of making consumer loans and financing insurance premiums (finance companies).
Notification Filers
Persons engaged in selling goods or services on credit and person who take assignment of an undertake direct collection of payments from or enforcement of rights against debtors arising from these sales or loans.
Pawnbrokers
Persons who lend money on a deposit or pledge or who take items into possession as security for money advanced.
Payday Lenders
Persons who make loans of $350 or less for a term of 60 days or less.  Deferred presentment transactions are small loans of $350 or less where the lender accepts a check from the borrower and agrees to hold it for a period of 30 days or less prior to negotiation or presentment to the bank.
Repossession Agents
Persons who physically obtain possession of collateral for a secured party and engage in the business or accept employment to locate and recover collateral pursuant to the Louisiana Default Remedies Act, R.S. 6:965, et seq.
Residential Mortgage Lenders/Brokers
Persons who, for compensation or the expectation of compensation, obtain or offer to obtain loans secured by mortgages on residential property located in Louisiana.   The term includes both lenders and brokers.
 


Last updated on November 17, 2009