Alaska Stat. § 06.60.020
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Application for license.
Official statutory text
(a) An application for a license under this chapter must (1) be on the form prescribed by the department and the registry;
(2) contain complete information regarding the applicant;
(3) include fingerprints of the applicant, as needed to conduct a background check; and
(4) contain other information or supporting material that the department may require concerning the applicant, including the organization and operations of an applicant for a mortgage license and the financial responsibility, background, experience, and activities of the applicant.
(b) In this section, applicant includes a control person of an applicant for a mortgage license.
(2) contain complete information regarding the applicant;
(3) include fingerprints of the applicant, as needed to conduct a background check; and
(4) contain other information or supporting material that the department may require concerning the applicant, including the organization and operations of an applicant for a mortgage license and the financial responsibility, background, experience, and activities of the applicant.
(b) In this section, applicant includes a control person of an applicant for a mortgage license.
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