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Will state-approved courses taken previously be counted towards the 20-hour prelicense requirements?

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Will state-approved courses taken previously be counted towards the 20-hour prelicense requirements?

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Yes. States that have existing education requirements in place should continue administering those requirements through at least 2009 and beyond depending on each state’s SAFE Act transition dates. However, the NMLS will not accept “partial hours” from existing licensees so a state-licensed loan originator that currently has less than 20 hour should complete their education as soon as possible or they will be required to take the full 20 hours.

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