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- Return to Commissioner of Financial Regulation home page
- Find COVID-19 Resources
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- File a Complaint or Report Fraud
- Contact the Student Loan Ombudsman
- Reach the Fintech Innovation Contact
- Search for a Licensee
- Find a MD State-Chartered Bank, Credit Union, or Trust Company
- Read Advisories for Consumers
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- Get Licensing Updates
- Get Foreclosure Help
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- Access the Annotated Code of Maryland and Rules
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Office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation
COVID-19 Financial Relief Guide (rev 9/1/20)
The Maryland Department of Labor’s offices are currently closed to the public. The Office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation CANNOT accept walk-in traffic at this time.
To ensure you receive a timely response, customers are encouraged to e-mail DLFRFinReg-LABOR@maryland.gov or call 410-230-6100 instead of physically sending items via courier or United States Postal Service (USPS) mail. You can find additional contact information on our contact us page.
If you must send any payment, please contact us and you will be instructed on how to process required fees upon our e-mail receipt of your documentation. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.
About Us/Quiénes somos
Contact Us
500 North Calvert Street,
Suite 402
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Telephone: 410-230-6100 or 888-784-0136
Fax: 410-333-3866 or 410-333-0475
DLFRFinReg-LABOR@maryland.gov
Resources for Regulated Industries
- 2020 Legislation
- MD State-Chartered Banks/Credit Unions/Trust Companies
- Mortgage Lenders/Brokers/Servicers
- Mortgage Loan Originators
- Affiliated Insurance Producer-Originator
- Check Cashers
- Collection Agencies
- Consumer Lenders
- Credit Reporting Agencies
- Credit Services Business
- Debt Management
- Debt Settlement
- Installment Loan Lenders
- Money Transmitters
- Sales Finance
Boards
- Notice of Intent to Foreclose (NOI)
- Foreclosure Registration System
Foreclosure Registration
Notwithstanding the fact that Maryland's Circuit Courts have entered into Phase III and have lifted their stay on their handling of foreclosure actions, Governor Hogan's Executive Order number 20-04-03-01, ordering the Commissioner to close the Notice of Intent to Foreclose Electronic System to new filings, remains effective. Accordingly, no new NOI submissions will be accepted at this time. Please check this page regularly for information about any changes in the status of the NOI System.
NOTE: The Foreclosure Registration System remains open.
For Authorized Users Only
Instructions for Foreclosure Purchasers
