Terms
Terms of use
What this service is
- Mortgage AML Training is a free, independent anti-money laundering awareness course and assessment for mortgage company staff nationwide.
- It is offered as a public-interest educational resource out of respect for the mortgage industry and the professionals who serve it.
- It supports employee training and recordkeeping. It is not a complete AML program and it does not guarantee that any company or individual satisfies all regulatory duties.
What a certificate means
- A Certificate of Completion documents that a named person completed this awareness course and the recorded assessment, with the actual score and timestamps.
- It is not NMLS continuing education credit, FinCEN approval, legal certification, regulator approval or accreditation. Nobody is described as AML certified and no company is described as compliant based on a score.
- Certificates record real timestamps and scores. They do not state training hours and they carry no instructor signature.
Attestation
- Before a certificate is issued you type your name and confirm that you completed the training yourself and reviewed the explanations for the questions you missed. This is a personal attestation. It is not identity verification and it is not presented as a legally certified digital signature.
Company workspaces
- Creating a workspace makes you the owner of that new workspace only. Joining an existing workspace requires an invitation from one of its administrators.
- A company policy published in a workspace is that company's own policy. Publishing it is not regulatory approval.
Acceptable use
- Do not submit borrower information, loan files, suspicious activity report content or any other confidential material into this application.
- Do not attempt to access records belonging to other people or other companies.
Availability
- The service is provided as is. We do not promise a specific uptime level, permanent availability or permanently free hosting.
Documents completion of this awareness course. Not NMLS continuing education credit or a certification of regulatory compliance. Employers remain responsible for their AML programs and role-specific training.