West Virginia Mortgage Law Practice Test

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After an initial test attempt, how many times may a mortgage loan originator candidate re-take the West Virginia pre-licensing test before being required to wait six months to test again?

Three times
Two times
Four times
Five times

The correct answer is: Three times

In West Virginia, a mortgage loan originator candidate is allowed to take the pre-licensing test multiple times if they do not pass on their first attempt. Specifically, the state regulations permit candidates to re-take the test up to three times without requiring a waiting period. If a candidate fails the test after those three attempts, they must then wait six months before they are allowed to take it again. This rule encourages candidates to adequately prepare and improve their knowledge and skills before attempting the test again, ensuring that they are better equipped for success.