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11-Hr. NY MLO 2026 Video CE Package
This complete package includes all 11 hours of annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator...
- 8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Video Course
- 3 Hour NY SAFE: 2026 New York Law Review Video Course
11-Hr. NY MLO 2026 CE Package
This complete package includes all 11 hours of annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator...
- 8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Course
- 3 Hour NY SAFE: 2026 New York Law Review Course
8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Video Course
This video-based online self-study course satisfies the eight hours of 2026 annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-is...
- Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
- Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
- Two hours on lending standards related to nontraditional mortgage products
- One hour on elective content
3 Hour NY SAFE: 2026 New York Law Review Video Course
A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New York is required to complete 11 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes:
- Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
- Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
- Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
- One hour on elective content
8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Course
This online self-study course satisfies the eight hours of 2026 annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgag...
- Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
- Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
- Two hours on lending standards related to nontraditional mortgage products
- One hour on elective content
3 Hour NY SAFE: 2026 New York Law Review
A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New York is required to complete 11 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes:
- Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
- Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
- Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
- One hour on elective content
Late CE 3 Hour NY SAFE: 2025 New York Law Review Course (#17094)
A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New York is required to complete 11 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes:
- Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
- Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
- Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
- One hour on elective content
- Three hours of New York-specific education
Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Loan Originator
Follow these 4 simple steps to start your mortgage career in New York
Complete Required Education
Finish Pre-Licensing Course
Finish all state-mandated pre-licensing coursework.
Submit Application
Apply to State Agency
Apply for your license through the state regulatory agency.
Pass State Exam
Complete Licensing Exam
Schedule and pass the state licensing examination.
Get Licensed
Start Your Career
Receive your official state license and start your career!
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our mortgage courses
How many CE hours does a New York MLO need each year?
New York requires 11 hours of NMLS-approved continuing education annually to renew your Mortgage Loan Originator license.
What's the difference between CE and Late CE?
CE is the standard annual renewal course completed before your license expires. Late CE covers the prior year's required course and is for MLOs who missed their original renewal deadline — you'll need to complete it before your license can be reinstated.
Can I take the CE course as a video course?
Yes. We offer a self-paced video format for the annual CE package, along with the standard online format.
What happens if I don't complete my CE on time?
Your NMLS license will go into an inactive or expired status if you don't complete your required CE by the renewal deadline. You'll then need to complete Late CE for the missed year before you can reactivate or renew your license.
Is this course NMLS-approved?
Yes, all of our New York MLO CE and Late CE courses are NMLS-approved and reported directly to the NMLS upon completion.