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Action required NMLS Jul 30, 2026

Updated MU4 and MU2 disclosure questions in NMLS

NMLS implemented updated MU4 and MU2 disclosure questions effective April 18, 2026. Users were urged to complete updates by August 31, 2026 to avoid blocking filings.

NMLS implemented updated MU4 and MU2 disclosure questions effective April 18, 2026. Users were urged to complete updates by August 31, 2026 to avoid blocking filings.

What changed

NMLS changed disclosure-question workflows and underlying form content for MU4 and MU2 records. The update required users to review and update records before a late-summer deadline to prevent filing disruptions.

Compliance perspective

Companies and individuals should complete disclosure reviews before the stated deadline and confirm internal escalation for reportable events. Missed updates can delay amendments, new filings, and renewal-related submissions.

Key date

Effective date: April 18, 2026.

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