New Jersey Mortgage Continuing Education Mortgage Loan Originator Courses

Late CE courses should only be completed by MLOs who need to complete a prior years' CE, as instructed by their state regulator. Do NOT complete a late CE course if you're intending to satisfy a current year CE requirement. Log in to your NMLS account and review your education record to verify whether you need to complete late CE.

This complete package includes all 12 hours of annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator (MLO) license in New Jersey.

Courses included in this package:

• 8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Course 
• 4 Hour NJ SAFE: 2026 Electives and New Jersey Law Review Course 

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New Jersey is required to complete 12 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes the standard eight hours of national content:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
• One hour of elective content

Plus, New Jersey’s additional continuing education requirements of:

• Two hours of elective content
• Two hours of New Jersey-specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the two hours of required state-specific education for MLOs that have satisfied the elective requirements elsewhere. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and impacting mortgage loan origination activities; perusing scenarios, examples, or case studies; and completing exercises to demonstrate understanding of the content.

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New Jersey is required to complete 12 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes the standard eight hours of national content:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
• One hour of elective content

Plus, New Jersey’s additional continuing education requirements of:

• Two hours of elective content
• Two hours of New Jersey-specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the two hours of elective content and two hours of required state-specific education for MLOs that have satisfied the elective requirements elsewhere. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and impacting mortgage loan origination activities; perusing scenarios, examples, or case studies; and completing exercises to demonstrate understanding of the content.

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New Jersey is required to complete 12 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes the standard eight hours of national content:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
• One hour of elective content

Plus, New Jersey’s additional continuing education requirements of:

• Two hours of elective content
• Two hours of New Jersey-specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the two hours of elective content and two hours of required state-specific education for MLOs that have satisfied the elective requirements elsewhere. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and impacting mortgage loan origination activities; perusing scenarios, examples, or case studies; and completing exercises to demonstrate understanding of the content.

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New Jersey is required to complete 12 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes the standard eight hours of national content:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
• One hour of elective content

Plus, New Jersey’s additional continuing education requirements of:

• Two hours of elective content
• Two hours of New Jersey-specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the two hours of required state-specific education for MLOs that have satisfied the elective requirements elsewhere. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and impacting mortgage loan origination activities; perusing scenarios, examples, or case studies; and completing exercises to demonstrate understanding of the content.

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed in New Jersey is required to complete 12 total hours of continuing education annually. This includes the standard eight hours of national content:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on traditional and non-traditional mortgage products
• One hour of elective content

Plus, New Jersey’s additional continuing education requirements of:

• Two hours of elective content
• Two hours of New Jersey-specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the two hours of elective content for MLOs that have satisfied the state-specific requirements elsewhere. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and impacting mortgage loan origination activities; perusing scenarios, examples, or case studies; and completing exercises to demonstrate understanding of the content.

This online self-study course satisfies the eight hours of 2025 annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator (MLO) license. Within this course, students will spend time reviewing required topics, including:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on lending standards related to nontraditional mortgage products
• One hour on elective content

This online self-study course satisfies the eight hours of 2026 annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator (MLO) license. Within this course, students will spend time reviewing required topics, including:

• Three hours on federal mortgage-related laws
• Two hours on ethics, fraud, and consumer protection
• Two hours on lending standards related to nontraditional mortgage products
• One hour on elective content