Utah Mortgage Continuing Education Utah - DRE Courses

This complete package includes all 9 hours of annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator (MLO) license in Utah.

Courses included in this package:

• 8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Course
• 1 Hour UT-DRE SAFE: 2026 Utah Law Review Course

This complete video package includes all 9 hours of annual continuing education required of individuals maintaining a state-issued mortgage loan originator (MLO) license in Utah.

Courses included in this package:

• 8 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 2026 Mortgage Loan Originator Video Course
• 1 Hour UT-DRE SAFE: 2026 Utah Law Review Video Course

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.

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed Utah is required to complete nine total hours of continuing education annually. This includes:

• 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 on elective content
• One hour on Utah-DRE specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the one hour of required state-specific education. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and acts 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 Utah is required to complete nine total hours of continuing education annually. This includes:

• 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 on elective content
• One hour on Utah-DRE specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the one hour of required state-specific education. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and acts 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 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

This video-based 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. Through a series of video lessons, students will complete the required topics in a dynamic and engaging format, 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

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) licensed Utah is required to complete nine total hours of continuing education annually. This includes:

• 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 on elective content
• One hour on Utah-DRE specific education

This online self-study course satisfies the one hour of required state-specific education. Within the course, students will spend time reviewing state regulations and acts 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