Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing in New Hampshire

The requirements listed below are based on administrative rule changes effective January 1, 2015. All requirements are subject to change.

Apprentice Appraiser

Submit application and application fee

Complete a minimum of 75 hours of qualifying coursework within the five-year period prior to the date of application submission.

• A specific list of approved courses can be found in Rab 302.9 (d).

All qualifying education must be taken in a classroom setting

Must take an Apprentice Trainee course

The supervisory appraiser must take a Supervisor course

Must be supervised by a New Hampshire certified appraiser in good standing for the preceeding three years in any jurisdiction in which he/she holds licensure or certification, with a minimum of three years as a certified appraiser, with whom the apprentice may gain experience hours

Provide an affidavit signed by the apprentice's supervisor and notarized

The apprentice must maintain an on-going log of experience hours, which must be signed by the apprentice's supervisor on a monthly basis

Submit a notarized criminal history record release form for fingerprinting

Licensed Residential Appraiser

Submit applicati

Education: Specific course required.

Background/Criminal Review: Background check required.

Physical Requirement: No physical requirements.

- Submit application and application fee.

- Complete a minimum of 75 hours of qualifying coursework within the five-year period prior to the date of application submission.

- All qualifying education must be taken in a classroom setting.

- Must be supervised by a New Hampshire certified appraiser in good standing for the preceeding three years in any jurisdiction in which he/she holds licensure or certification, with a minimum of three years as a certified appraiser, with whom the apprentice may gain experience hours.