L, M, N

In multi-state examinations, Lead Agency is the agency responsible for overseeing completion of examination tasks related to one or more components.

Allows a state agency to use another agency's completed examination as a starting point to further conduct its own review of the company.

When an agency chooses to use parts of another agency's SA but will also send additional material to the company if necessary (e.g., Information Requests, Report of Examination, MRAs).

A collection of the resources used and/or created by a state regulatory agency that reside in the System to conduct their supervisory activities. Library items consist of procedures, information requests, references and areas for review.

Includes, but is not limited to the review of reduced set of requirements from the standards and state-specific IRs, reduced number of loans, companies with limited licensing volume, companies that are bound to a related entity that is being examined in full, or a specific issue (e.g., stemming from a complaint, identifying compliance risk, first touchpoint with the company, review of a specific AFR).

Status indicators for a supervisory activity in SES: Pending, Scheduled, Planning, In-Flight, Drafting, Close Out, Closed.

An examination of an entity involving two or more states.

Any type of multistate exam where state agencies network with each other to perform one examination of a typically large institution all at the same time. The examination can be conducted under the guidance of a functional committee (MMC, MTRA, NACCA SCC).

A record created for an unknown or unreachable entity that could be operating without a license. Non-NMLS entities are created by agency complaint users with the purpose of enabling tracking of these entities across agencies. Since they are unknown or unreachable, you cannot interact with them using SES, but complaints can be created against these entities to inform other agency users of their reported activity.