Connecticut: NMLS Continuing Education Requirements & Training

Number of Hours Required

8 Hours (7 hour Federal + 1 hour CT)

State-Specific Requirement

1-Hr CT CE

Deadline to Complete CE

December 31

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cT continuing education Course

This is the state-specific education requirement for Connecticut.

Connecticut Requirement Details for Mortgage Loan Originator Continuing Education

Diehl Mortgage Training and Compliance is an NMLS-approved provider for continuing education in Connecticut.

Continuing Education and License Renewal Date: 12/31 annually

Hours Required by The State: 8 hours per year

Diehl Mortgage Training and Compliance Offering: 8 hours

Seat Time: The NMLS  requires that all students spend a minimum amount of seat time engaged in the course content. Our online course delivery system manages this requirement for you.

Reporting: Course completions are reported to the NMLS. The state requires schools to report course completions within seven days from the course completion date. Course completions will be reported within this time frame and often within 48-72 business hours. Contact us for rush handling.

Final Exams: Final exams must be passed with at least a 70% and may be taken as many times as necessary in order to pass.

Certificates: Upon completion of the course, Diehl Mortgage Training and Compliance will provide students with an electronic Certificate of Completion. Certificates will remain in your account for a minimum of five years, should you need additional copies. Please refer to your license renewal application to determine if you need to submit your Certificate of Completion with your license renewal request. Course completion dates are recorded using Eastern Standard Time. Please note that the date of your Certificate of Completion will reflect this.

Connecticut Continuing Education (CE) FAQs

What are Connecticut’s requirements for MLO Continuing Education?

MLOs must complete a minimum of 8 hours of Connecticut MLO Continuing Education to renew their license. The Connecticut NMLS Continuing Education Requirements consists of: 

  • 3 hours of Federal Law
  • 2 hours of Ethics 
  • 2 hours of Non-Traditional Mortgage Lending 
  • 1 hour of State-Specific Education

Refer to the NMLS Connecticut MLO License Description to learn more about the state-specific MLO Continuing Education requirements. If you’re not licensed in Connecticut yet, take a look at our Connecticut NMLS Pre-Licensing Course for additional information on getting your MLO license. 

How do I contact Connecticut Mortgage Licensing?

If you have questions regarding Connecticut MLO State Licenses, visit the NMLS website or contact their call center at 855-665-7123. Alternatively, you can reach the Connecticut Department of Banking at:

 

Hartford CT 06103-1800

What happens if my NMLS license expires in Connecticut?

If you didn’t complete the renewal process the previous year and your NMLS license expires, it’s no longer valid. You’ll have to take a seven-hour Late CE course online plus a one-hour Late CT CE for it to be reactivated. Remember, Connecticut CE courses are an annual requirement and are necessary to maintain your license. 

If your license becomes inactive for five years, you’ll have to retake CE courses and the NMLS license exam again. Final exams in the CE course must be passed with at least a 70% and may be taken as many times as necessary in order to pass. To help you get back to originating as soon as possible, you can use Prep2Pass®. This NMLS MLO Test Prep tool contains sample Connecticut MLO practice tests that mimic the style of the actual exam so that you can be prepared to pass the first time.

What is the deadline to complete CE in Connecticut?

Connecticut licensed MLOs must complete their CE and renew their license annually by December 31. You must also complete Connecticut Continuing Education before applying to renew your license. Keep in mind, CE course completion records can take about a week to be reported to the NMLS by your provider, so it’s a good idea to complete this requirement early on. Otherwise, you risk not renewing by the deadline. To ensure MLOs meet the deadline and renew on time, the NMLS provides three submission dates: 

  • SMART Renewal Deadline: December 10
  • At-Risk Deadline: December 17
  • Guaranteed Missed Deadline: December 31

While the final day to submit your renewal is December 31, aim to have it filed by the SMART Renewal deadline. At Diehl Education, we use an efficient system to help you complete your CE requirements quickly. Plus, we can deliver your records to the NMLS in as little as two business days.

How does Diehl help MLO’s prepare for mortgage license renewal?

Diehl Mortgage Training and Compliance is a leading provider for NMLS Continuing Education courses in Connecticut. Our coursework is updated every year, so you’ll be up-to-date with the latest standards and regulations in the industry. Plus, we make it easy and convenient to obtain the information you need for your Connecticut mortgage license renewal with live stream and live class CE courses. 

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