New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 3 - BANKING
Chapter 15 - RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LENDERS; CORRESPONDENT MORTGAGE LENDERS; MORTGAGE BROKERS; QUALIFIED INDIVIDUAL LICENSEES; MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATORS
Subchapter 2 - LICENSING
Section 3:15-2.17 - Discontinuation of lender or broker business activity
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 3:15-2.17
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) When a mortgage lender or mortgage broker discontinues its licensed business operations in New Jersey, the business licensee shall:
1.
Surrender the entity's current license(s) as well as the license of each
qualified individual licensee, branch office, and mortgage loan
originator;
2. Identify, in
writing, if there are any New Jersey residential mortgage loans being processed
and provide the total number of any such loans together with the consumer's
names and addresses and the property address for each loan;
3. Identify, in writing, the number of New
Jersey residential mortgage loans being processed that have scheduled closing
dates and such dates and provide the consumers' names and addresses and the
property address for each loan;
4.
Identify, in writing, the location of the loan files of pending New Jersey
residential loan applications;
5.
Identify, in writing, the location of other loan files required to be
maintained under New Jersey law and regulations;
6. Identify, in writing, any arrangements
that have been made to have other entities take over loan files together with
complete information on the name, address, telephone number, and contact person
of entities involved in such arrangements;
7. Identify, in writing, the name and
telephone number of person(s) within the licensee's operation designated to
handle consumer problems that may arise;
8. Satisfy all outstanding obligations owed
to the Department;
9. Satisfy all
filing requirements including the final annual report which report shall be for
the year in which the licensed lender discontinues its licensed business
operations in New Jersey;
10. Pay
all assessments due and owing and prepay the base assessment for the year of
the discontinuance by paying the amount of the most recently billed base
assessment within 15 days after ceasing business or upon being acquired. In the
event that the said amounts are not paid, the Department shall proceed against
the bond. Adjustments to the base assessment, if any, and the final volume
assessment for the year of discontinuance will be billed in the year following
the discontinuance. In the event of an acquisition, the amount carried forward
shall be paid by the acquiring entity; and
11. Identify, in writing, the name, address
and phone number of the person within the licensee's operation responsible for
the payment of assessments.
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