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20 + 2 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: MLO Pre-Licensure Course Packages
- 3 hours of Federal Law
- Uniform state content
- 3 hours of Ethics
- Loan inquiry
- 2 hours of Non-Traditional Mortgage Lending
20 + 2 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: MLO Pre-Licensure Course Packages
- 3 hours of Federal Law
- Uniform state content
- 3 hours of Ethics
- Loan inquiry
- 2 hours of Non-Traditional Mortgage Lending
20 + 2 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: MLO Pre-Licensure Course Packages
- 3 hours of Federal Law
- Uniform state content
- 3 hours of Ethics
- Loan inquiry
- 2 hours of Non-Traditional Mortgage Lending
Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Loan Originator
Follow these 4 simple steps to start your mortgage career in New Mexico
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 hours of pre-licensing education do I need to become a Mortgage Loan Originator in New Mexico?
New Mexico requires the NMLS-approved the 20-hour National SAFE Comprehensive course plus 2 hours of New Mexico-specific content, for a total of 22 hours, before you can sit for the SAFE MLO test and apply for your license through the NMLS.
Is this course approved for New Mexico's NMLS licensing requirement?
Yes. Our 22-hour SAFE course is NMLS-approved and satisfies New Mexico's pre-licensing education requirement for Mortgage Loan Originators.
How is the course delivered?
The course is available online, so you can complete your pre-licensing hours on your own schedule from any device.
What happens after I finish the course?
Once you complete your 22 hours, you'll need to pass the NMLS SAFE MLO test and submit your license application (with any required background check and credit report) through the NMLS system to become a licensed Mortgage Loan Originator in New Mexico.
Do I need to renew my license once I'm licensed?
Yes — New Mexico MLOs must complete NMLS-approved continuing education annually to renew their license.