California · Financial Code
FIN §3219: (a) (1) The commissioner shall require the submission of fingerprints for each applicant if the applicant is a natural person, and of each executive officer and responsible individual associated with
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This statute establishes administrative procedures requiring fingerprint submission and criminal history background checks for mortgage license applicants and associated individuals.
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