Michigan: NMLS Continuing Education Requirements & Training
Number of Hours Required
8 Hours
State-Specific Requirement
None
Deadline to Complete CE
December 31
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Michigan Continuing
Education (CE) FAQs
The NMLS Continuing Education Requirements for MLOs in any approved status state that MLOs must complete 8 hours of Michigan MLO Continuing Education. Annual Michigan CE Courses must consist of:
- 3 hours of Federal Law
- 2 hours of Ethics
- 2 hours of Non-Traditional Mortgage Lending
- 1 hour of Electives
If MLOs became compliant for PE and were approved for an initial license this year, they are not required to take Michigan NMLS Continuing Education. MLOs licensed between 2009 and last year must take the required courses for Michigan mortgage license renewal.
For more information about Michigan MLO education, please visit our Michigan Mortgage Loan Officer Training page.
To contact Michigan Mortgage Licensing, you can call or email the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services.
- Phone: 877-999-6442
- Email: difs-fin-info@michigan.gov
- Website: www.michigan.gov/difs
If you miss the deadline for mortgage license renewal or any Michigan CE courses, your license will become inactive until you reapply for renewal and finish your CE. If you have questions about expired licenses or late renewals, please contact the NMLS Call Center at 855-665-7123.
To make sure your license never expires and stays active so that you can continue working in the mortgage industry, make sure that you never miss your deadline for CE. You can take a Late CE Course if you have not yet completed your CE and the deadline is approaching.
If your NMLS license expires in Michigan, it means that your license was inactive for a period of five years or longer. When this happens, if you choose to re-enter the mortgage industry, you will need to apply for reinstatement. You will have to retake your test and take any Late CE Course that you need.
According to the NMLS, the date that you are guaranteed to miss your Michigan CE requirements deadline is December 31. This is also the deadline for submitting your application for license renewal. If you complete your Michigan MLO Continuing Education on this date, you will not make the deadline because your CE course providers are given seven days to send course completion records to the NMLS.
You must make sure that your records are in the database before you can renew your license. Follow these guidelines published by the NMLS to ensure you renew your license on time:
- SMART Renewal Deadline: December 10
- At-Risk Deadline: December 17
- Guaranteed Missed Deadline: December 31
Diehl is most known for our extensive content and study materials that are updated yearly to ensure you’re studying the most up-to-date information in the mortgage industry. We can also help you obtain additional NMLS state licenses across the US according to each state’s laws and CE requirements.
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