§ 1071 Bank Office Certificate Fees
This law says the commissioner must give a bank a two‑part certificate to open an office, and the bank has to pay $25 for each certificate it gets.
A bank wants to open a new branch in a town.
The bank asks the commissioner for a certificate. The commissioner sends two copies of the certificate, and the bank pays $25 for that certificate.
Total Fee = $25 × Number of Certificates Issued
A bank applies for three separate office certificates.
Result: Total Fee = $25 × 3 = $75
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§ 1071 Bank Office Certificate Fees
Last verified: January 10, 2026