12 CFR Part 1008 — SAFE Act Minimum State Licensing Standards for Mortgage Loan Originators (CFPB) § 1008.101 — Scope of this subpart
12 CFR Part 1008 — SAFE Act Minimum State Licensing Standards for Mortgage Loan Originators (CFPB), §1008.101 Scope of this subpart. Captured section-complete (all subsections verbatim).
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12 CFR §1008.101
This subpart describes the minimum standards of the S.A.F.E. Act that apply to a state's licensing and registering of loan originators. This subpart also provides the procedures that the Bureau follows to determine that a state does not have in place a system for licensing and registering mortgage loan originators that complies with the minimum standards. Upon making such a determination, the Bureau will impose the requirements and exercise the enforcement authorities described in subparts C and E of this part.
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