Mortgage licensing / New Jersey
New Jersey Federal Contract Student Loan Servicer License
branch licence · NMLS NJFCSTUDENTLNSERVICER_B · DOBI
Requirements (1)
Step 1
Other Trade Names:If this branch is operating under a name that is different from the applicant’s legal name, that name (“Trade Name”, “Assumed Name” or “DBA”) must be listed under the Other Trade Names section of both the Branch Form (MU3) and the Company Form (MU1). The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance does not limit the number of other trade names. If operating under an “Other Trade Name”, upload the trade name authorization document regarding ability to do business under that trade name. This document should be named NJ-FCSLS Trade Name – Assumed Name.Submitted via: Upload in NMLS: under the Document Type Trade Name/Assumed Name Registration Certificates in the Document Uploads section of the Company Form (MU1).
General information
GENERAL INFORMATION
Who is required to have this license?
This
limited purpose branch license is applicable to the extent that the student
loan servicing performed by this branch is conducted pursuant to a contract
awarded by the United States Secretary of Education under 20 U.S.C. s.1087f. Any student loan servicer that services
non-federal student loans must apply for the New Jersey Student Loan Servicer
license.
A
student loan servicer is any person, wherever located, responsible for the
receiving any scheduled periodic payments from a student loan borrower or
notification of such payments, and applying payments to the borrower’s account
pursuant to the terms of the student education loan or the contract governing
the servicing of the loan; b. during a period when no payment is required on
the student education loan, maintaining account records for the loan and
communicating with the student loan borrower regarding the loan, on behalf of
the holder of the loan; or c. interacting with a student loan borrower to
facilitate the loan servicing as described in this definition, including activities
to help prevent loan default on obligations arising from a student education
loan of any student education loan to any student loan borrower.
Companies
and branches applying through NMLS with the New Jersey Department of Banking
and
Insurance (DOBI) must agree to abide by NMLS requirements, including attesting
to the accuracy of the information submitted, agreeing to keep it updated
through NMLS, and annually renewing the registration through the NMLS
Streamlined Renewal Process. Branches must be registered by submission of a
completed Branch Form (MU3).
This license should only be applied for by a company that also holds or
is applying for a New Jersey Federal Contract Student Loan Servicer license.
The
governing statute for the NJ Federal Contract Student Loan Servicer license is
the Student Loan Servicing Act, N.J.S.A. 17:16ZZ-1 TO -18.
Who
Does Not Need to Have This License?
• Any
state or federally chartered bank, savings bank, savings and loan association
or credit union. (N.J.S.A. 17:16ZZ-4(a)(2)(a)).
• Any
wholly owned subsidiary of any bank or credit union. (N.J.S.A.
17:16ZZ-4(a)(2)(b)).
• Any
operating subsidiary where each owner of the operating subsidiary is wholly
owned by the same bank or credit union. (N.J.S.A. 17:16ZZ-4(a)(2)(c)).
Activities Authorized Under This License
This license authorizes the following activities…
• Non-private
student loan lending
Pre-Requisites for License Applications
• A
contract awarded by the United States Secretary of Education under 20 U.S.C. s.1087f.
The New Jersey Department of Banking and
Insurance does not issue paper licenses for this license type.
Other New Jersey mortgage licenses
- Correspondent Residential Mortgage Lender License
- Correspondent Residential Mortgage Lender License
- Federal Contract Student Loan Servicer License
- Mortgage Loan Originator License
- Mortgage Servicer License
- Mortgage Servicer License
- All 15 New Jersey licenses
Sourced from the NMLS/CSBS state licensing record, last updated July 25, 2024. Requirements change — confirm against the state agency before filing. Not legal advice.