When applying for a mortgage lender or broker license, what form must be filed?

When applying for a mortgage lender or broker license in Rhode Island, the Company Form must be filed. This is correct because mortgage lending and brokerage typically involve entities rather than just individuals. The Company Form is designed to gather essential information about the business structure, operations, and financial condition of the entity applying for the license. It ensures that the applicant meets the regulatory requirements set by the state, which include demonstrating financial stability and compliance with industry regulations.

The other forms mentioned, such as the Individual Form or Joint Form, would not be suitable for licensing as a mortgage lender or broker because those forms are typically used for personal applications or cases involving partnerships, rather than for business entities. The Standard Form is not a recognized designation in this context and does not pertain to the specific requirements established by Rhode Island mortgage law for lenders and brokers.