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Code · Iowa · Chapter 536C — Lender Credit Cards

536C.4 Notification.

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1. A person shall file a registration statement annually with the administrator before conducting the business of issuing credit cards in this state, and annually thereafter on or before January 31 of each year. The registration statement shall be in writing on a form prescribed by the administrator, and contain the name and address of the registrant, the name and address of a designated agent upon whom service of process may be made in this state, and any other information the administrator deems relevant.
2. At the time of filing a registration statement the person shall provide the administrator with a copy of the credit agreement and billing statement being used by the card issuer.
3. If information in a filing statement becomes inaccurate after filing, the person shall notify the administrator in writing of the changes within sixty days of such change.
Referred to in §536C.12
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