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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 54B — Savings and Loan Associations

§ 54B-268. Application requirements.

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§ 54B-268. Application requirements.
(a)Any out-of-state association desiring to establish a branch office under this Article shall file with the Commissioner of Banks a written application meeting the following requirements:
(1)The out-of-state association shall agree to comply with all the applicable rules and regulations, and informational filing requirements contained in the laws and rules of this State that would apply to a State association engaging in an equivalent form of transaction. Additionally, the Commissioner of Banks shall apply the same standards of approval to the application of the out-of-state association as would apply to an application by a State association for an equivalent form of transaction.
(2)The out-of-state association shall provide the Commissioner of Banks, in the manner prescribed by the Commissioner of Banks, with such additional information as the Commissioner of Banks deems necessary, to fully evaluate the application.
(3)The out-of-state association shall pay an application fee established by the Commissioner of Banks pursuant to G.S. 54B-9.
(4)The out-of-state association shall not commence operations of the branch office until it has received the written approval of the Commissioner of Banks.
(b)The Commissioner of Banks shall act on the application within 90 days of receipt of the completed application. (1993, c. 191, s. 2; 2001-193, s. 16.)
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