Loan Officers
Grow Your Business
with TAG Lending Group
Join TAG Lending Group, LLC, a licensed mortgage lender operating in multiple states. Expand your reach with competitive products, operational support, and access to a wide network of investors.
Licensed Mortgage Loan Officers may become associated with TAG Lending Group, LLC in approved states, subject to state licensing requirements.
Loan Officers, Grow Your Business
with TAG Lending Group
Join TAG Lending Group, LLC, a licensed mortgage lender operating in multiple states. Expand your reach with competitive products, operational support, and access to a wide network of investors.
Licensed Mortgage Loan Officers may become associated with TAG Lending Group, LLC in approved states, subject to state licensing requirements.
Did You Know?
Mortgage Loan Officers may be licensed in multiple states, subject to each state’s individual licensing requirements and employer association rules.
Licensing and employment guidelines vary by state and must comply with NMLS and applicable state regulations.
Interested in expanding your licensing footprint? Tag Lending Group provides the platform and support to help you grow in approved states.
General Rule
Mortgage Loan Officers must be licensed in each state where they originate loans and must be associated with a licensed mortgage company in accordance with state and NMLS requirements.
Exceptions
Licensing and employment requirements for Mortgage Loan Officers vary by state. Certain states may have additional guidelines regarding licensure, company association, and business activities.
Special States
Mortgage Loan Officers must comply with all applicable state laws and NMLS regulations. Eligibility to operate in multiple states depends on individual licensing approvals and company authorization.
Did You Know?
Mortgage Loan Officers may be licensed in multiple states, subject to each state’s individual licensing requirements and employer association rules. Licensing and employment guidelines vary by state and must comply with NMLS and applicable state regulations.
Interested in expanding your licensing footprint?
Tag Lending Group provides the platform and support to help you grow in approved states.
General Rule
Mortgage Loan Officers must be licensed in each state where they originate loans and must be associated with a licensed mortgage company in accordance with state and NMLS requirements.
Exceptions
Licensing and employment requirements for Mortgage Loan Officers vary by state. Certain states may have additional guidelines regarding licensure, company association, and business activities.
Special States
Mortgage Loan Officers must comply with all applicable state laws and NMLS regulations. Eligibility to operate in multiple states depends on individual licensing approvals and company authorization.
State Guidelines
Key licensing, employment, and branding considerations for Mortgage Loan Officers operating across multiple states.
Multi-State Licensing
Mortgage Loan Officers must comply with individual state licensing requirements and may be subject to state specific employment and association guidelines.
Employment & Compensation
Licensing and compensation structures for Mortgage Loan Officers vary by state and must comply with applicable laws and company policies.
Advertising & Branding
Mortgage Loan Officers must adhere to all state and federal advertising and disclosure requirements, including proper use of licensed names and identifiers where applicable.
State Guidelines
Key licensing, employment, and branding considerations for Mortgage Loan Officers operating across multiple states.
Multi-State Licensing
Mortgage Loan Officers must comply with individual state licensing requirements and may be subject to state specific employment and association guidelines.
Employment & Compensation
Licensing and compensation structures for Mortgage Loan Officers vary by state and must comply with applicable laws and company policies.
Advertising & Branding
Mortgage Loan Officers must adhere to all state and federal advertising and disclosure requirements, including proper use of licensed names and identifiers where applicable.
ADDING NEW STATES LICENSES
In many cases, you may NOT be required to retake the national exam when applying for licensure in additional states, subject to state-specific requirements.
Pick an Interested State
Select the state in which you want to obtain a license. Review the applicable state requirements, including any education, documentation, or additional conditions for licensure. Requirements may vary by state.
Complete State-Specific Course
Complete any required state-specific education through an approved provider, if applicable. Education requirements vary by state.
Apply on NMLS
Submit your application through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS), including completion of the MU4 form, applicable fees, and required documentation.
Request Company Association
Once your application is submitted, you may request sponsorship with Tag Lending Group, LLC through NMLS, subject to approval and state requirements.
ADDING NEW STATES LICENSES
In many cases, you may NOT be required to retake the national exam when applying for licensure in additional states, subject to state-specific requirements.
Pick an Interested State
Select the state in which you want to obtain a license. Review the applicable state requirements, including any education, documentation, or additional conditions for licensure. Requirements may vary by state.
Complete State-Specific Course
Complete any required state-specific education through an approved provider, if applicable. Education requirements vary by state.
Apply on NMLS
Submit your application through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS), including completion of the MU4 form, applicable fees, and required documentation.
Request Company Association
Once your application is submitted, you may request sponsorship with Tag Lending Group, LLC through NMLS, subject to approval and state requirements.
ADDING NEW STATES LICENSES
In many cases, you may NOT be required to retake the national exam when applying for licensure in additional states, subject to state-specific requirements.
PICK AN INTERESTED STATE
Select the state in which you want to obtain a license. Review the applicable state requirements, including any education, documentation, or additional conditions for licensure. Requirements may vary by state.
COMPLETE STATE-SPECIFIC COURSE
Complete any required state-specific education through an approved provider, if applicable. Education requirements vary by state.
APPLY ON NMLS
Submit your application through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS), including completion of the MU4 form, applicable fees, and required documentation.
REQUEST COMPANY ASSOCIATION
Once your application is submitted, you may request sponsorship with Tag Lending Group, LLC through NMLS, subject to approval and state requirements.
REQUEST COMPANY ASSOCIATION THROUGH NMLS
Steps to begin the onboarding process with Tag Lending Group
Grant Access Rights
Log in to NMLS and grant access rights to Tag Lending Group, LLC to begin the onboarding and review process.
Update Employment
Update your employment information in NMLS as part of the transition process, including submitting an updated MU4 form where applicable.
Request Company Association
Submit a request through NMLS to associate with Tag Lending Group, LLC. All requests are subject to review, approval, and applicable state requirements.
Resolve License Items
Address any outstanding license items or conditions requested by the state. Processing timelines vary by state and application status.
REQUEST COMPANY ASSOCIATION THROUGH NMLS
Steps to begin the onboarding process with Tag Lending Group
Grant Access Rights
Log in to NMLS and grant access rights to Tag Lending Group, LLC to begin the onboarding and review process.
Update Employment
Update your employment information in NMLS as part of the transition process, including, where applicable, submitting an updated MU4 form.
Request Company Association
Submit a request through NMLS to associate with Tag Lending Group, LLC. All requests are subject to review, approval, and applicable state requirements.
Resolve License Items
Address any outstanding license items or state-requested conditions. Processing timelines vary by state and application status.
COMPLIANCE INSIGHTS
STATE-SPECIFIC LOCATION REQUIREMENTS
If you are currently a W-2 Mortgage Loan Officer in good standing, you may be eligible to apply for licensure in another state under Temporary Authority, subject to state-specific requirements and approval.
SC – Location Proximity
May require a reasonable proximity (75 Miles) to a licensed office location. Specific requirements are subject to state guidelines.
WI – Location Proximity
May include proximity (100-Miles) considerations to a licensed place of business, subject to state interpretation and regulatory guidance.
NE – Commutable Distance
May require a reasonable commutable distance (no specific mileage) to a licensed place of business, as determined by state guidelines.
NJ – Location Requirements
May include proximity (2.5 hours from assigned location) or operational requirements related to a licensed location, subject to state-specific rules.
RI – Licensed Location Proximity
May require Mortgage Loan Officers to operate within a reasonable distance of a licensed place of business, based on regulatory standards.
STATE-SPECIFIC LOCATION REQUIREMENTS
If you are currently a W-2 Mortgage Loan Officer in good standing, you may be eligible to apply for licensure in another state under Temporary Authority, subject to state-specific requirements and approval.
SC – Location Proximity
May require a reasonable proximity (75 Miles) to a licensed office location. Specific requirements are subject to state guidelines.
WI – Location Proximity
May include proximity (100-Miles) considerations to a licensed place of business, subject to state interpretation and regulatory guidance.
NE – Commutable Distance
May require a reasonable commutable distance (no specific mileage) to a licensed place of business, as determined by state guidelines.
NJ – Location Requirements
May include proximity (2.5 hours from assigned location) or operational requirements related to a licensed location, subject to state-specific rules.
RI – Licensed Location Proximity
May require Mortgage Loan Officers to operate within a reasonable distance of a licensed place of business, based on regulatory standards.
CAREER PATHWAY
START YOUR MORTGAGE CAREER WITH TAG
Ready to become a Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO)? We make the process simple, clear, and supported every step of the way.
Create Your NMLS Account
Register your account through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS).
Complete Pre-Licensing Education
Complete the required 20 hours of NMLS-approved education. Requirements may vary slightly by state.
Approved Provider Option
Mortgage Educators (TAG candidates may be eligible for up to a 60% discount through our partnership)
Contact: Jason Carroll | (801) 243-5409 | jason@mortgageeducators.com
Pass the SAFE Exam
Schedule and successfully pass the national SAFE exam with a score of 75% or higher, covering mortgage laws and regulations.
Complete Background Check & Fingerprints
Submit fingerprints and complete the required criminal background check.
Fulfill State Requirements
Each state has specific requirements and fees. Be sure to review your state’s NMLS page.
Submit Your Application
Upload all required documents, including:
- Education certificate
- Exam results
- Background check
- Supporting documentation
Get Licensed
Once approved, you’ll receive your NMLS license and can begin originating loans.
Estimated Licensing Costs
** Costs may vary by state and provider. **
TAG Reimbursement Program
Tag Lending Group may reimburse eligible licensing expenses upon completion of your first closed loan, subject to company approval and policies.
Please retain all receipts for:
- Education
- Licensing fees
- Background checks
- Fingerprinting
Alternatively, candidates with established volume or referral relationships may request approval for upfront expense coverage.
Need Help?
Our team is here to guide you through the process. Call: (305) 503-8655 and select option 3 for assistance.
Ready to Get Started?
Take the next step toward building your mortgage career with TAG.
Let’s TAG TEAM your growth and success!
START YOUR MORTGAGE CAREER WITH TAG
Ready to become a Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO)? We make the process simple, clear, and supported every step of the way.
Create Your NMLS Account
Register your account through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS).
Complete Pre-Licensing Education
Complete the required 20 hours of NMLS-approved education. Requirements may vary slightly by state.
Approved Provider Option
Mortgage Educators (TAG candidates may be eligible for up to a 60% discount through our partnership)
Contact: Jason Carroll | (801) 243-5409 | jason@mortgageeducators.com
Pass the SAFE Exam
Schedule and successfully pass the national SAFE exam with a score of 75% or higher, covering mortgage laws and regulations.
Complete Background Check & Fingerprints
Submit fingerprints and complete the required criminal background check.
Fulfill State Requirements
Each state has specific requirements and fees. Be sure to review your state’s NMLS page.
Submit Your Application
Upload all required documents, including:
- Education certificate
- Exam results
- Background check
- Supporting documentation
Get Licensed
Once approved, you’ll receive your NMLS license and can begin originating loans.
Estimated Licensing Costs
Costs may vary by state and provider.
TAG Reimbursement Program
Tag Lending Group may reimburse eligible licensing expenses upon completion of your first closed loan, subject to company approval and policies.
Please retain all receipts for:
- Education
- Licensing fees
- Background checks
- Fingerprinting
Alternatively, candidates with established volume or referral relationships may request approval for upfront expense coverage.
Need Help?
Our team is here to guide you through the process. Call: (305) 503-8655 and select option 3 for assistance.
Ready to Get Started?
Take the next step toward building your mortgage career with TAG.
Let’s TAG TEAM your growth and success!
LOAN OFFICER COMPENSATION STRUCTURE
Mortgage Loan Officers may be classified as W-2 employees or independent contractors (1099), subject to applicable state laws and company policies.
In certain states, Mortgage Loan Officers may be required to be classified as W-2 employees based on applicable laws and regulatory guidance.
These states may include: CA (DFPI), GA, IN (DFI), MA, MS, MT, NV, NJ, NC, SC, RI, and VT
1099 Compensation
Earn competitive commission splits, subject to applicable fees and company policies. Includes access to high-margin loan programs and Non-QM solutions.
W-2 Compensation
Earn competitive commission-based compensation with structured splits, subject to applicable fees, payroll taxes, and company guidelines. Includes access to high-margin loan programs and Non-QM solutions.
LOAN OFFICER COMPENSATION STRUCTURE
Mortgage Loan Officers may be classified as W-2 employees or independent contractors (1099), subject to applicable state laws and company policies.
In certain states, Mortgage Loan Officers may be required to be classified as W-2 employees based on applicable laws and regulatory guidance.
These states may include: CA (DFPI), GA, IN (DFI), MA, MS, MT, NV, NJ, NC, SC, RI, and VT
1099 Compensation
Earn competitive commission splits, subject to applicable fees and company policies. Includes access to high-margin loan programs and Non-QM solutions.
W-2 Compensation
Earn competitive commission-based compensation with structured splits, subject to applicable fees, payroll taxes, and company guidelines. Includes access to high-margin loan programs and Non-QM solutions.
LOAN OFFICER COMPENSATION STRUCTURE
Mortgage Loan Officers may be classified as W-2 employees or independent contractors (1099), subject to applicable state laws and company policies.
In certain states, Mortgage Loan Officers may be required to be classified as W-2 employees based on applicable laws and regulatory guidance.
These states may include: CA (DFPI), GA, IN (DFI), MA, MS, MT, NV, NJ, NC, SC, RI, and VT
1099 Compensation
Earn competitive commission splits, subject to applicable fees and company policies.
Includes access to high-margin loan programs and Non-QM solutions.
W-2 Compensation
Earn competitive commission-based compensation with structured splits, subject to applicable fees, payroll taxes, and company guidelines. Includes access to high-margin loan programs and Non-QM solutions.