Georgia Mortgage Broker/Processor License/Registration & Mortgage Lender License/Registration
Georgia looks very heavily at background checks and does not allow any employee working for the licensee to have a convicted felony on record unless the felony has been pardoned from the President of the United States, the governor, or other pardoning authority in the jurisdiction where the conviction occurred or an official certification granted by the state's pardoning body. Georgia also will deny an application if an applicant has failed to repay student loans and/or is noncompliance with an order for child support.
| State | License Name | State Fee | Bond Premium Est. | SOS Fee | MLG Processing Fee | Total |
| Georgia | Mortgage Broker/Processor License/Registration | $720 | $1,125 | $301 | Call for More Information | $2,196 |
| Georgia | Mortgage Lender License/Registration | $1,270 | $1,875 | $301 | Call for More Information | $3,446 |
License: Mortgage Broker/Processor License/Registration
- Operating Status: Broker
- Bond Amount: $150,000
- Net Worth: $0
- Brick & Mortar: No
- Financial Type: N/A
License: Mortgage Lender License/Registration
- Operating Status: Broker/Lender
- Bond Amount: $250,000
- Net Worth: $0
- Brick & Mortar: No
- Financial Type: N/A
For more information or to speak to a representative for your state
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**Fees & terms are subject to change without notice.**
Obtaining a mortgage broker or lender license in Georgia necessitates a clear understanding of the state’s financial and compliance requirements. Georgia provides two primary licensing options: the Broker/Processor License, designated for broker-only applicants, and the combined Broker/Lender License, which authorizes both activities.
The state maintains rigorous eligibility standards. Applicants or employees with an unpardoned felony conviction, outstanding student loan obligations, or unresolved child support matters may be subject to license denial. These provisions are designed to uphold the integrity of the industry and ensure that only qualified, responsible professionals are granted the privilege to operate within Georgia’s mortgage market.