38 Ill. Adm. Code 1055.450
Examination Frequency
Section 1055.450 Examination Frequency
a) Subject to the provisions of this Section, the
Secretary may conduct examinations under the ILCRA or this Part in coordination
with authorities from other states with the authority to regulate institutions
and individuals engaged in the offering and provision of home mortgage loans ("other
state regulators").
b) For covered mortgage licensees that made more
than 100 home mortgage loans in the State in the last calendar year; the
Secretary shall conduct examinations under the ILCRA with the following
frequency:
1) For a
covered mortgage licensee that is assigned an "outstanding" or "satisfactory"
rating in its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA, the next
examination shall be initiated within three years of the issuance of the report
of examination of its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA.
2) For a
covered mortgage licensee that is assigned a "needs to improve"
rating in its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA, the next
examination shall be initiated within two years of the issuance of the report
of examination of its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA.
3) For a
covered mortgage licensee
that is assigned a "substantial
noncompliance" rating in its most recent prior examination under the
ILCRA, the next examination shall be initiated within one year of the issuance
of the report of examination of its most recent prior examination under the
ILCRA.
c) For
covered mortgage licensees that made less than 100 home mortgage loans in the
State in the last calendar year, the Secretary shall conduct examinations under
the ILCRA with the following frequency:
1) For a
covered mortgage licensee that is assigned an "outstanding" rating in
its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA, the next examination shall
be initiated within five years of the issuance of the report of examination of
its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA.
2) For a
covered mortgage licensee that is assigned a "satisfactory" rating in
its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA, the next examination shall
be initiated within four years of the issuance of the report of examination of
its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA.
3) For a
covered mortgage licensee that is assigned a "needs to improve"
rating in its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA, the next
examination shall be initiated within two years of the issuance of the report
of examination of its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA.
4) For a
covered mortgage licensee that is assigned "substantial noncompliance"
rating in its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA, the next
examination shall be initiated within one year of the issuance of the report of
examination of its most recent prior examination under the ILCRA.
d) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Section,
the Secretary may:
1) conduct an examination
at any time upon finding:
A) an other
state regulator has rated the covered mortgage licensee, as of its most recent
examination, in "substantial noncompliance" or equivalent rating with
that state's Community Reinvestment Act;
B) substantial
evidence of discriminatory or other illegal credit practices; or
C) the
Secretary otherwise finds sufficient cause.
2) notwithstanding
subsections (b)(1) and (c)(1), extend by one year the time between examination
of any
covered mortgage licensee or covered mortgage
licensees
with an "outstanding" or "satisfactory" rating if the
Secretary finds that an extension is necessitated by:
A) the
need to examine or investigate a covered mortgage licensee or covered mortgage
licensees with a "needs to improve" or "substantial
noncompliance" rating; or
B) the
need to examine or investigate a covered mortgage licensee or covered mortgage
licensees showing substantial evidence of illegal credit practices.
3) examine
a covered mortgage licensee at any time as authorized by the ILCRA.
e) For
purposes of this Section, covered mortgage licensees will report the number of
home loans as reported on the Mortgage Call Report for the last calendar year.