Oregon HB4116 clarifies the scope of state consumer finance laws and license application requirements.
Oregon HB4116 specifies that state consumer finance laws apply to individuals and entities making loans of $50,000 or less to consumers in Oregon. It outlines the information required for a license application, including personal and business addresses, a unique identifier, fingerprints for background checks, and a personal history summary. The bill also declares that certain federal amendments do not apply to Oregon's consumer finance loans. The changes take effect 91 days after the legislative session ends.
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