Which of the following is a requirement for advertising under TILA?

The requirement for advertising under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA) includes the necessity for a lender to disclose their National Mortgage Licensing System (NMLS) number. This requirement ensures that consumers can easily verify the legitimacy and licensing status of the mortgage loan originator. The inclusion of the NMLS number in advertisements not only promotes transparency but also protects consumers by providing them access to pertinent information regarding the lender's qualifications and compliance with regulatory standards.

While unique promotional slogans, company logos, and customer testimonials may be used in advertising, they do not fulfill the specific regulatory requirements set by TILA. The focus of TILA is primarily on ensuring that key information related to a loan, including the lender’s identity and registration details, is clearly disclosed to consumers. Thus, the inclusion of the NMLS number is critical in meeting TILA’s advertising standards.