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LicenseStore publishes the official fee and the public facts about who will file it. The quote, when you want one, opens at Cornerstone Licensing.
Someone shopping a money-transmitter filing in Texas and a mortgage-company filing in New York is holding two kinds of paper. One is a statute or an NMLS chart with a dollar amount on it. The other is a conversation with a firm that does the filing. Those numbers get blurred in brochures. This site refuses the blur.
Cost pages list government and NMLS amounts we can cite. The provider table records three public facts: whether a price list exists for these licenses, what the firm’s own site says it does, and which track-record figures that firm publishes. Cornerstone’s 28 years, 525,000+ filings, and 99.995% on-time rate are repeated from cornerstonelicensing.com. They are not measurements LicenseStore made.
The fee file was retrieved 29 August 2026. Sources are listed on the sources page, each amount tied to NMLS, a statute, or a regulator schedule.
Operators, counsel, and compliance staff who already know the license family — ARM, lending, money transmission, or mortgage company — and want the published cost stack before they ask what the service costs. Requirements and processing clocks stay with the regulator and the NMLS checklist. The work here is the fee, the source, and the handoff.
A quote request through the Cornerstone link may earn LicenseStore a referral fee. That relationship does not change a cited amount, and it does not invent a service price Cornerstone has not published. The longer version is the editorial policy.
Hanok Domains publishes LicenseStore as the compare satellite beside the Cornerstone quote desk. There is no review panel and no stock team on this site. The rule is short enough to say out loud: if a regulator, a statute, or NMLS has not published the amount, it does not appear here as a number.
Spot a stale fee? Write through contact and point at the live official page. We are not attorneys, and these pages are information, not advice on whether your activity needs a license.