2026 7 + 1 Hour CA-DFPI Elective CE Classroom-IN-PERSON
September 16th @ 11:00 AM Central
UAMCO Training Event
September 16, 2026 — 9:00 AM PST
3184-D Airway Ave, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
This live classroom event satisfies the full 8-hour annual SAFE Continuing Education requirement for California-licensed Mortgage Loan Originators in a single day. Purchase includes enrollment in both courses listed below. Pre-registration is required — your purchase secures your seat. A certificate of completion will be issued for each course upon successful completion.
Date: September 16th, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM CT
(8:00 AM PT / 9:00 AM MT / 11:00 AM ET)
7 Hour SAFE Core: Top 10 Violations, Manufactured Homes/Condos, Fraud, Cybersecurity & AI, Non-QMs, & Industry Updates
NMLS Provider ID #1400062 | CE 7 Hour SAFE Core Course ID #18497
This session covers the critical topics shaping today's mortgage landscape.
Curriculum includes:
- Top 10 NMLS violations for 2026, including ECOA and TILA/TRID compliance
- Underwriting and eligibility guidelines for manufactured homes and condominiums
- Mortgage fraud red flags, cybersecurity threats, AI ethics, and BSA/AML responsibilities
- Veteran and servicemember protections and the MLO's ethical obligations
- Non-QM and non-traditional mortgage products, including no-doc/low-doc loans, ITIN loans, and 40-year mortgages
- UDAAP and evolving CFPB supervision and enforcement priorities
- Current FHFA, HUD, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac developments
1 Hour CA-DFPI SAFE: The CCFPL & Recent Enforcement
NMLS Provider ID #1400062 | CE 1 Hour California-DFPI SAFE Course ID #18501
This session satisfies the one-hour California state law CE requirement.
Curriculum includes:
- The DFPI's expanded authority under the California Consumer Financial Protection Law, including Year 4 reporting data and accomplishments
- The impact of AB 3108, including felony penalties for loan misclassification and consumer counseling notice requirements
- Recent DFPI enforcement actions against California MLOs
- MLO reporting obligations through the NMLS and prohibited acts under California law
