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Correspondent jobs in sacramento USA

6 correspondent jobs found in sacramento: showing 1 - 6

Sr. Csr (corporate, Sr. Registered Agent Services) – Hybrid (nationwide) R0059895
Company: Wolters Kluwer |

Location: Sacramento, CA, USA

| Salary: US$37400 - 63150 per year | Date posted: 13 Sep 2026
client, affiliate, and vendor/correspondent requests, queries, issues and concerns via phone and email. Efficiently manage
Checking Operations - Checking Operations Representative
Company: Golden1 Credit Union |

Location: Sacramento, CA, USA

| Salary: US$20.07 - 22 per hour | Date posted: 21 Aug 2026
EXTERNAL: Members, other financial institutions, correspondent bank, and vendors QUALIFICATIONS: * EDUCATION
Manager - Treasury Management And Wire Operations
Company: Golden1 Credit Union |

Location: Sacramento, CA, USA

| Salary: US$124700 - 135000 per year | Date posted: 04 Aug 2026
from the Federal Reserve Bank, correspondent banks, the National Automated Clearing House (NACHA), and internal auditing
Item Processing Sr Specialist
Company: Golden1 Credit Union |

Location: Sacramento, CA, USA

| Salary: US$27.97 - 29.5 per hour | Date posted: 08 Jul 2026
institutions, correspondent bank, and vendors QUALIFICATIONS: * EDUCATION: Successful completion of High School or GED
Remote Mortgage Loan Officer Build Your Book With Real Support
Company: Satori Mortgage |

Location: Sacramento, CA, USA

| Salary: US$50000 - 250000 per year | Date posted: 29 Jun 2026
of 50+ producing loan officers who actually share wins with each other. We're a brokerage and correspondent lender... by market, in real time. 50+ lenders plus a correspondent channel and a broker's shelf, so you can structure and close deals
New Mortgage Loan Officer Turn Your Network Into Real Income
Company: Satori Mortgage |

Location: Sacramento, CA, USA

| Salary: US$50000 - 250000 per year | Date posted: 26 Jun 2026
a brokerage and correspondent lender, so you get real lending power and a wide range of options, but without the corporate bloat