How to get your Indiana mortgage loan originator license: NMLS steps, 20-hour course, state fees, background check, and renewal deadlines.
Step-by-step overview of the Indiana mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensing process through NMLS, administered by the Indiana Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) / Secretary of State — Securities Division.
The Indiana Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) / Secretary of State — Securities Division issues the Indiana Mortgage Loan Originator License under the federal SAFE Act via NMLS. Federally insured depository MLOs register with NMLS as federal registrants and do not hold a state MLO license.
State-specific note: First-lien MLOs are regulated by the DFI; subordinate-lien and some other originators may be regulated by the Secretary of State — verify which agency your sponsor is licensed under.
State-licensed MLOs renew annually during the NMLS renewal period (November 1 – December 31), complete SAFE-approved continuing education, maintain active sponsorship, and meet any Indiana-specific renewal items.
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